There is a project which had an svn server that is down now, but the trac-browser is still available. Is there a simple way to acces that tree as if it was an svn server? Preferably I'd just donwload the whole repo via git-svn, but a wget solution for the current revision would also be great (the trouble with the latter is that simply cr...
I'm using Tortoise SVN on Windows 7. I've got a folder that got fouled up (probably b/c I renamed it outside of SVN). I've read the SO article about obstructed folders/files, and that folder is now not listed in the Repository but it's still showing up with a warning icon (when I do a Cleanup Tortoise reports that it's "not a working d...
My workplace uses Hudson for its daily builds, with several build slaves (one Linux, one Windows, one Mac) checking out our full codebase from svn and building our app at midnight each day. This all works fairly well. There is an occasional problem that happens though... sometimes a developer will be working late, and will check in a c...
I have a particular problem with config files and deployment. When I deploy my project, it eventually moves to two different branches: staging and production (using SVN here) I make the branch from my local working copy of the project. What this ends up doing is overwriting staging and development's copy of the config files, so I manual...
Hello, I use Eclipse 3.5.1 downloaded from Yoxos under Ubuntu 9.10. I had to correct some problems : - GTK bug (export GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=1) - sqlite3 (I replaced the version of Ubuntu by a fresh one from the site and compiled; before I got a crash each time I get a hint about a function) But I still have one with subversion : I r...
We're a Windows shop, but have set-up ActiveCollab installed under IIS using a PHP plug-in and having set-up a MySQL database server. I've just upgraded up to the latest version of ActiveCollab (2.3.1), but I'm having difficultly getting the SVN integration working. As shown in the screenshot here: (http://www.avonandsomerset.police.uk...
Can anyone recommend workflow/use patterns that reduce the cost/complexity of merges when using Agile with SVN? I know that use-git is an answer, but I'm trying to figure out how to solve my problems process wise where I am before throwing a new tool into the mix because I don't have the cycles to handle the disruption at present. We...
The subversion manual states: '!' Item is missing (e.g. you moved or deleted it without using svn). This also indicates that a directory is incomplete (a checkout or update was interrupted). But as so often with Subversion the is no indication on how to fix the problem. Normally I would use my trusted Fix_Subversion.co...
I'm not allowed to use cherry pick, and they only want specific changes from one file (possibly 2) from one bug fix branch to the trunk. The bug fix branch is an older release, so we don't want to merge the entire thing; just the new additions to the specific file. I used cherry pick once before in a similar and even messed that up :) . ...
We are currently using SVN without Trunk/Branches/Tags structure. So far we were good with it but now, we have reached a level where we need some kind of system which can handle 3 different level of versions for 3 different servers. Currently this is what we have been doing: All the files in a single repository, once the work is done,...
Possible Duplicate: Temporarily put away uncommited changes in Subversion (a la git-stash) Is there an equivalent to git stash in svn? I am working on a project that uses svn, with which I am less familiar. Thanks! ...
Seems like in SVN, when you do a merge, there won't be a revision checked in by you. All your "commits" should only have code that is changed by you. But in Mercurial, that's not the case. Your "merge" commits are committed by you, but they usually contain changes that are made by other people. And if that commit triggered an error i...
Perhaps I'm missing something about using gi through svn, but how do I keep around a set of locally modified files without pushing those changes to subversion. Here's my broken workflow. (on master) git svn rebase git checkout -b issue *apply changes I need on all my branches* *changes* git commit *changes* git checkout master git mer...
I have committed application setup files into SVN version by version. Now it accumulated large space. So I have deleted few of the setup files of earlier versions. But still I see that SVN is not cleared that memory. So How can I clear that memory? ...
Hello, I have a project that contains few folders and a symbolic link to one of them. I want to ignore the symbolic link to avoid version control on it -which causes duplicate commits etc. How can I add this symbolic link to ignore list without affecting the original directory? ...
Hello, i was wondering if it is possible to let people access subversion root directory trough apache and 'dav_svn' module. Now i can only access only repositories that are 1 level lover than root directory ("svn/game" "svn/something" but not "svn/"). My httpd.conf: <Location /svn> DAV svn SVNParentPath C:/SVN AuthzSVNAccess...
Hey guys, I'm moving to subversion. I have 2 different websites based on the same codebase with heavy differences (they differ about 15%). Sites both have >10K files. When I develop something for 'A', I sometimes synch 'B' with changes, or changes may be specific to 'A', or vice versa. So I think it will be logical to have them as two ...
My subversion repository has a pre-commit hook that requires all files to have a SVN property before its commit. I am setting this property manually making each addition of files and folders a 2-step commit. How to automate this? ...
I'm looking for a tool that will alert me (or let me check the status of multiple folders) whenever I have some pending changes in my working copies. I have multiple projects that I work on and I could really use a tool that would grab my attention in such case. I know that TortoiseSVN has icon overlays that would do the job if it worked...
I like how you can see what went into a git with git show rev I haven't found an equivalent in Subversion. It seems Subversion wants you to do a diff between two commits to get anything reasonable. Am I mistaken, or is there an equivalent to git show in svn to just see what went into a commit? ...