I'm following official guide to install Trac on windows xp. Now all were installed, and i am told to do trac-admin c:\trac initenv As i have multiple SVN repositories organized like ../SVN/Repository/project 1 ../SVN/Repository/project 2 ../SVN/Repository/project 3 My question is if the folder 'trac' will be a root folder that hold...
Possible Duplicate: Using Source Control So, although even here on stackoverflow are literally dozens things on version control, i can't find something nice to answer all my questions. If you have anything to say or post a link, please do it here. 1., Do I need to start with version control? While most people agree, that even ...
I'm very new to Subversion, but I've used other revision control systems like ClearCase for years. My boss asked me to fix this project so that it could be built with Maven instead of Ant. One of the important things I had to do to was to move src/com to src/main/java/com, and move test/com to src/test/java/com, which I did using the “s...
Two-parter, really: How do I checkout an entire source tree but only get the trunks of everything, ignoring all branches and tags? Assuming #1 is doable, is there a way to have there not be any "trunk" directories, and just have the files reside in a folder with the name of the repository? ...
Alright, I am working on a small app which recursively deletes empty directories. I have it under source control at Codeplex and I use TortoiseSVN to access it. So, one day, I ran it on the directory where I have all my code. And it ran fine. Empty directories were gone. But then when I tried to Commit the latest changes in any of my Su...
The shop I work in is in the process of phasing out Visual Source Safe and migrating to Subversion. I've set up a continuous intergration server using Subversion. From my current understanding of how SVN works locally, it stores hidden metadata in each directory that has been downloaded from the repository. My question is: Is it pos...
I am working on an application with a few other people and we'd like to store our MySQL database in source control. My thoughts are two have two files: one would be the create script for the tables, etc, and the other would be the inserts for our sample data. Is this a good approach? Also, what's the best way to export this information? ...
Hey all, In the repo browser when I enter the svn root (http://servername/svn) directory I get this message "Repository moved permanently to 'http//....' please relocate There are several projects in this repository and I can access/checkout/update each project but I can't even access the root. How can I fix this? ...
I am trying to move folders across projects within the same repository. So I intend to use the svn move command or right click and drag the folder. Does this seem ok and wil it ensure that no revisions are lost? Also there are some svn properties on the folders so does move keep those properties intact? I have tried right clig and drag ...
I have a client who I'm trying to convince to implement Subversion (I know, I know). My pitch goes something like this: His test domain is visible to Google and other webcrawlers, despite his best efforts (robot.txt not withstanding). By putting the repository on an svn:// URL, we could avoid having the code crawled until the deploymen...
I thought I installed Subversion years ago on my local PC, as well as TortoiseSVN. I just went looking and could not find any subversion folder, yet I can still check in/out of my repository with TortoiseSVN! No subversion or svn in services or in windows task manager. How the heck do I find it - or do I need it? I always thought I did? ...
Hi How should I handle WAR files (using GWT) along with Subversion in Eclipse? The problem atm. is when adding the war folder to SVN, it includes all the compiled code, which I don't have a option to filter out, making svn checkouts long and pointless. I don't want my compiled class files on my subversion server, and I don't want svn ...
Hi, here's what I want to do: 1) start developing a new web app, using a few frameworks and libraries 2) store it in SVN 3) update regularly the libraries and frameworks to the latest version, directly from their SVN servers Do you have any advice on how to update those libraries? ...
hi all one of my customer uses mac and pc. so i installed him scplugin as svn-client for mac and tortoise for pc. I added .svn to the global-ignores of the scplugin. when i want to checkout a directory some times the error "working copy of ... is locked" appears. it's never the same path. i tried with tortoise to get the data. it wo...
For my current PHP/MySQL project (over a group of 4 to 5 team members), we are using this setup: each developer codes and test on his localhost running xamp, and upload to a test server via SVN. One question that I have now is how to synchronize the MySQL database? I may have added a new table to project and the PHP code references to ...
Not sure how to ask this. I want to build upon a mature and actively updated open source project, using it as a foundation to tweak and learn from. I'd like to be able to add code to my local source, but be able to update the core source as it improves while retaining my add ons. The goal is to keep the foundation always up to date, and...
I've been working with branches for quite some time now, but I always used command-line tools to do the actual merging. However, now I need to do it from Eclipse only. Branching and merging being a widely used feature of SCM systems for many years now, I expected Eclipse to have good had support for it, but it just doesn't seem to be the...
A very basic question. What does the numbers shown in each node of the SVN Eclipse Plugin shows? I started using SVN recently only. Am seeing a number corresponding to each node. ...
When I try to do a bzr branch from my svn repository I get an out of memory error. The svn repository is very large. Is there a way to give bzr more memory? ...
I have a bit of code that I would like to see revision history for. In the example file, line 300 contains something "interesting". How can I use svn to see when that line has been changed and review the svn comment(s) that pertain to the changing of that line. (Note that previous revisions of that file will likely not have my target ...