I have trac installed with svn. I have different trunks of projects. I want to limit few users, so that they can only access one specific trunk whichever I define. How do I do that? ...
In my coding environment I've got a dev, test and production machine. Sometimes I have to add files to svn:ignore for all machines. But if I want to update these properties, I have to make an update on a whole folder instead of only some stable files. Is there any chance to get only the update of the folder properties (like svn:ignore) ...
Anonymous checkout fails with error "svn: XML data was not well-formed" when the below command is given in Terminal app in O.S. 10.6: svn checkout http://oauth.googlecode.com/svn oauth-read-only SVN Version 1.6.5 (r38866) compiled Oct 16 2009, 02:54:10 ...
I'm considering switching from Subversion to Mercurial with a few repositories whose revision history I don't need at everyday work, but which would be nice to store in some kind of document - as proof of activity for the clients, as a quick way to look something up without having to dig in backup copies, etc. I'm thinking about a progr...
Firstly I will provide the structure of my branches Trunk Version1 (branch from trunk) CustomerA (branch from Version1) CustomerB (branch from Version2) Version2 (new branch at a later moment in time of trunk) CustomerC (branch from Version2) Now I want to migrate CustomerB to version2 but I need to keep the changes allready ma...
Hi All, Is there any Subversion that can create a commit message containing a list of all the commit messages used in a merge? Our problem is that we tend to lose all the good history information for changes performed on branches once they are merged. Usually instead of a detailed list of fixes performed on the branch we're left with ...
Hi everybody, I have tested both mercurial and SVN recently, and I fell for Mercurial to solve my version control needs. However, I have files in my repo, that I work on locally and commit my changes to daily. I have yet not found any way to deploy files to a remote production environment from my local testing environment. How can I d...
We use several open source libraries that are hosted on github. I want to be able to clone the git repositories and basically push them into our local subversion repository so I can start a CI build internally for them. How do I set up the connection to the svn server in a git repository that I cloned from github? I understand how to cl...
So lots of pedantic opinions rather than answers to this question. We had a couple java packages accidentally checked in with initial capitalization. (com.foo.PackageName) and then renamed them correctly (com.foo.packagename). Allow me to reiterate based on reading some of the responses. We have an existing "com.foo.packagename" that...
Is there a way in subversion to specify that a specific path is an alias for a different path, with the ability to update that alias as conditions change? Can I lock paths to prevent changes in them? I'm working on a repository structure and what I'd like to do is have the following paths: /versions/1.0 - Previous Release (Locked) /v...
When I want to synchronize (svn) a project in Eclipse, I choose 'Team - Synchronize with repository' in the project explorer. The perspective then changes to Team Synchronizing. Sometimes I need to update/synchronize another project as well. Is there a fast way to change the active project in the Synchronize perspective, so I don't ha...
Hello, I am trying to update my changes to some python work onto an SVN server. When I attempt to commit the file to the svn, I get an error that my folder is out of date: "Transmitting file data .............svn: Commit failed (details follow): svn: Directory '/scripts/setup/configure' is out of date" When I attempt to run "svn updat...
I have a live drupal website community. I have gone ahead to host the project publicly on Google code. Due to slow internet connectivity, I have not been able to successfully upload my initial copy to the repository (I've also tried svn import). So I thought, I will write a script that backs up my entire site excluding the database, sa...
Firstly, this is not a question about repository synchronisation for which there are numerous questions already on Stack Overflow. The scenario I have is with an external vendor working in their own publicly facing SVN instance then an internal development team wanting to take a specific path and revision (such as a version for release),...
I'd like to self-host an SVN repository for a personal project (web game), but I'm unsure of where I should host it. It wouldn't receive a lot of traffic as I am the sole developer. These are the options I see: Use one of my personal computers Use the VPS running the web server for the project Hosting it on the VPS makes the most sen...
I work in the architecture and construction industry, but currently spend a lot of my time doing software development. After moving my software projects into Subversion repositories I've realized how much this industry really needs a similar system for design and construction documents. I've only been developing software for a year and h...
I'm working on migrating my company from VSS to SVN for SVM. We develop tools for use by our business that live within a central web application. Right now our setup is as follows: The Java developers develop and test locally, and once complete, check their files into VSS. Their local code points to a stage SQL instance. Once or twic...
Is there a good library in c# that can check against a ftp and subversion and then upload the updated files (when comparing against a given rev.)? Forbidden files to upload should be given. (like local web.config, dev files etc) ...
I am trying to mirror a repository to my local machine. From what I have read the best way to approach this is using svnsync. When I go to set up this i am getting errors back that svnadmin and svnsync are unknown commands. Is there an add on I need to download to be able to perform these commands? The basic command line commands for svn...
How do people who aren't committers on open source projects keep their changes on source control before they are ready to submit a patch? Specifically, say I'm working on an apache project like Hadoop. I would like to be able to maintain the original subversion bindings (for things like checking project history, looking at a specific r...