I was updating a third party library and committing the new version to my SVN server. Many changes were involved (years worth). At the end of the commit, I got this message: ... lots of stuff ... Commit succeeded, but other errors follow: Error bumping revisions post-commit (details follow): In directory 'D:\Documents and Settings\scott...
I've got several questions. I have no idea how the heck to deploy... After doing "svn up" on my production server, I'm not sure how to "refresh" my server so that the changes are reflected when you visit it. What can I do to refresh my server to see the changes in production? (I tried rebooting.) I also noticed that some of the files t...
I have trac set up together with subversion. I want to allow some people to be able to add tickets, but I don't want them to access the repository. There will be other users who will be able to access the repo via trac. Currently I am using Apache 2 for authentication. How secure is trac? How difficult is it for someone with limited acc...
we have several software projects that we want to store them on different repositories on different locations, but unfortunately all repositories are stored in a single folder in visual svn server. Is there any way to store do that? Or is it possible to have more than one repository in different locations? ...
Hi all, looking for some suggestions please.... I would like to visually diff 2 revisions based on their svn URL on a Windows machine. I installed TkDiff but unable to get it working with svn URLs. For instance, let's suppose I want to diff yada.java revision 17 and 18, so I use the following command TkDiff svn://mysvnserver.com/code-...
I'm using MSBuild with the community tasks under TeamCity. Just like Garrett in this thread, I update my AssemblyInfo.cs files, and then commit them. In the solution at hand, I've got five AssemblyInfo.cs files, but only four get committed using this MSBuild code: <Target Name="VersionCommit" DependsOnTargets="Version"> <ItemGroup...
We are moving from Visual Sourcesafe to Subversion within our organisation. I am running SVN via HTTP & Apache. We will be using a separate repository for each project. I am using TortoiseSVN and I would have thought by repo browsing to htp://server:12345/svn i would be able to see all the separate repositories. I get the following er...
Since I'm used to developing in Java, I'm familiar with what files get generated by the build process and can tell what files to exclude from SVN and HG when I do comits. I'm just starting out learning some iOS app building using XCode. With XCode and Objective-C on a Mac, I don't know what files get generated. If there are files sp...
Hi is there anybody who knows how to write the copy command for svn-ant or just svn to copy files from an ssh repository(svn+ssh://[email protected]/media/repository/files) to a server folder (var/httdocs/files) ...
All development commits happen on branches. We mandate entering defect numbers in commit log. But, once the branches are merged to trunk, there are no records of the defect numbers. I am looking for some advise on tracking defects that are part of a build done from trunk. ...
I use NetBeans as my php ide and I have seen @version tags in the docblock that look like this: @version $Id someinfo and timestamp Does NetBeans have a way to automatically update this with each commit? Or am I missing the point entirely of this tag? ...
I have made this mistake several times, and found myself referencing This Post every time I do it. I have an SVN repository with Assembla, and a local copy checked out on my machine. When I manually overwrite directories via my OS (i.e. drag and drop a directory over the old one), and then try to SVN ADD and SVN COMMIT I get the ‘.’ ...
I'm just trying out TextMate now as a replacement for the extremely powerful, but extremely ugly PHPStorm (on my Mac). Everything is fine except for SVN. I have my working copy already on disk, and TextMate correctly shows me the SVN metadata for any file I open from that working copy. But, now that I made a change to a file and I want...
Is there a way to do a selective commit from command-line? I would like to commit some, but not all of the modified files. I'm thinking in the lines of parsing the output of svn status. ...
We have the following development model for a web site: Developers work new stuff on their workstations, and commit to a central repository A post-commit hook automatically updates a checkout of this repo on the test web server so they can see the effect of the changes When a feature is considered stable enough, individual files are sv...
Could someone give me an explanation for these two switches? Are they mutually exclusive? Or -w includes -b? thanks ...
I want to implement a functionality in which I want to do some svn related operations for example:- update, commit, revert etc.. through my Java code. Thanks in advance. ...
I am developing a java based eclipse plugin that monitors file activity. I need to find out if a given file is checked into the SVN by the user. edit There are two files. Local file and repository. I have to keep track of the local file and make sure the user commits it to the repository every time he saves it locally. ...
I am trying to remove specific files from the revision history that I did not mean to commit. Can someone provide a way to do this? ...
Hi, I would like to perform a shell command that takes care of cache files and compilation after I have run git pull or svn update (in another project)? ...