I have a Sourceforge project to which I commit my code updates as well as updated binaries. The SVN repository (where I commit all my code and binaries to) is a separate source of files than the File Manager, whose files show up on the Downloads page. It's really annoying to manually upload binary files to the File Manager every time I h...
Before I start building one myself; Is there a wrapper for C or C++ which does the same thing as SVNKit? ...
Hi I'm about to start using the labeling feature of TC (Great product :)) and have a question: I have 1 root VCS: svn:\someserver\MyRepo With label rule: trunk=>tags And in all my projects I use checkout rules to only checkout the needed projects like so: Prj1 - Conf1: +:MyPrj1/trunk => / Prj2 - Conf1: +:MyPrj2/trunk => /...
Hi. I am running Visual SVN Server(with Apache) on a Windows 7 computer and network. After about 15-20 minutes of my first commit/update, I am unable to access the repository via Tortoise SVN. The error message I get is: OPTIONS of "https://jason/svn/repository1": could not connect to server (https://jason) Restarting the Visual SVN Se...
I have a set of repositories with a structure similar to the following: /Source /branches /tags /trunk /FolderP /FolderQ /FolderR /Target /branches /tags /trunk /External /Library1 /Library2 /Library3 /Internal /FolderA /FolderB /FolderC /FolderX /FolderY ...
We've got about 10 subversion repositories. To guard against repository corruption we run a batch file that runs the SVNAdmin Verify command against all of our repositories as a scheduled task each morning. I'm looking for a tool to parse the output of the SVNAdmin verify command and alert me if there is a problem. Has anybody got an...
I have a file that I have removed from subversion, however in the mean time someone else has updated this file and it now is in conflict. I have spoken to them and we are agreed that it should be deleted. Any ideas how we can stop it being in conflict? ...
I trying to checkout about 400MB of images from svn using svn+ssh. It is running extremely slow. (approx 3Kbytes/s) I am using TortoiseSVN as the client. The server is the standard svn server that comes with ubuntu. Any ideas how i can debug this. ...
Here's the development environment we're looking at: Primarily .NET (C# mostly) Development in Visual Studio 2008 Source control in SVN (VisualSVN server, Tortoise client) Deployments with MSBuild/MSDeploy controlled by Rake scripts What we'd like to start having is some kind of tracking of version numbers in deployments. The main r...
We have multiple SVN repos and trac instances, one for each project. Can a user somehow see all their open tickets in one place? I know this isn't natively supported. What kind of strategy could be used to collate the ticket reports? ...
To preface: this has got to be one of the strangest bugs I have ever seen, especially since it comes and goes. There exists a page called view.php and another page called save.php. The bug manifests when I request save.php - I instead get view.php. Request headers say save.php, and it happens in Firefox, IE, Chrome, Opera, Safari. It ha...
My project is set up in Subversion with the standard trunk / branches / tags structure. I created a tag with a copy command like so: svn copy /path/to/project/trunk /path/to/project/tags/cya_tag This creates a copy just as I expected, but I can also see a new directory /project/tags/cya_tag/trunk that contains another copy of the tru...
Hi, I'm currently writing my master thesis and I'm using TortoiseSVN to keep a backup at freepository.com. I've been religiously committing several times a day, since I'm working hard and making many changes a day. Today I committed again and strangely enough I got an error saying that my working copy was out of date, which makes no sen...
I'm using git against a central remote svn repository using 'git-svn'. The SVN repository uses https with a self-signed certificate. Everything works fine, with one nasty exception. As long as I use directly with svn, the password is remembered, so it has to by typed only on the first command. When using git-svn operations (e.g. dcommi...
I'm relatively new to Subversion, coming from Source Safe, and it's driving me nuts. Using the Tortoise interface, Commit kept showing me .java files in my bin directory which it said were "missing" - ok, that's a separate question. Basically, when I tried several things to get rid of the spurious "bin" message, Tortoise instead delete...
At a new research job, I will be part of a long-term effort to clean up a pretty extensive Java codebase (7+ years of development). It currently resides on SVN, but I am considering Mercurial. There are perhaps two types of people collaborating on the project. Type 1: people who will be developing a lot of code and writing documentation...
When I merge a branch back into the trunk using SVN I am advised to merge from the root of the repository. Why is this? (revision numbering?) ...
Hello guys, Yet another SVN guideline question, I know. I recently joined a new company which maintains a few websites. We have a few developers and a graphics designer and all of us use SVN. Each of us has individual working copies and sandboxes to work with, and commits everything to the trunk. Here are the problem we are facing: ...
Is there a way to "hijack" a file in subversion like there is in ClearCase. Googling so far has not given me a definitive answer. (For non ClearCase users) Hijacking a file means temporarily removing it from version control. ...
Is there a sourcecode management system (svn, git, etc.) webclient which you can use to change the code? (without ruining the system), I am hosting at sourceforge. ...