Our tortoiseSVN repository unfortunately became corrupt today due to a disk glitch. We have a good working copy based off revision 2897. Our most recent backup repository is from revision 2848. We would like to salvage as much as possible of the history, rather than start a new repository. So, can we do this by committing the working ...
We use subversion, which works great for software projects. We also have a lot of flash projects, which we don't use any kind of source control. Each flash project contain quite a few images. The time frame of each project is a couple weeks, but few can go upto a couple months. The number of files we create contribute to quite a bit of ...
I have a bunch of commit hooks to put in place on a Subversion repo and I'd really like if messages written to stdout in these hooks would appear in the subversion log. It doesn't seem like this is directed anywhere (other than perhaps /dev/null) at the moment. I'd prefer not to have to create a separate log for this information. Is it p...
we recently had our SVN repository disappear from the server hosting it. We still haven't figured out how it happened, but we had a semi-recent backup which we were able to use to recover the repository. We didn't lose any work (everyone had back ups of their most recent changes on their hard drives) but the revision numbers essentiall...
I know how I got here: I tried to add an entire directory tree to my repository, but one of the subdirectories I did not have write permissions. So when I did svn add, I got errors (which I didn't record, sorry.) Now, if I do svn status inside the directory I get a whole list of files. Yay! But when I try an svn commit I get the "direct...
our svn server has a trunk called Dev and Branches live in /Branches/Release/1.0/ /2.0/ /2.3.4/ i cloned it with something like git svn clone -T Dev ... -b Branches ... when I run git branch 2.1 remotes/Release/2.1 i get: fatal: Not a valid object name: 'remotes/Release/2.1'. How do I refer to the...
Someone has inadvertently renamed a file in an SVN working copy by deleting the old one and adding the renamed file, instead of using the proper SVN rename command. Changes have continued to be made to the new file, but unfortunately the history is now broken. Unless you know where to look, you wouldn't even know that this is a problem. ...
What are softwares used to get real time notifications when the others commit their codes to SVN or Source Control? ...
"svn status --xml" prints all files status and it's more much useful than parsing "svn status" output. Is there a list of all possible tags/sections in XML file and their values? I can read SVN sources but its time consuming and a dirty method :). Thank you! ADD: is it possible to find clean map from "svn status --xml" values to "svn ...
In Eclipse + PyDev + Subclipse, how can I change the user who is accessing the subversion repository without having to re-checkout? ...
I'm a subversion noob. I was plannig to take backups from the repo using this command: svnadmin dump C:\Repositories\Dev > D:\backups\repo_dev.bak My intention is to put this into Scheduled Task (Windows Server 2008) and run this on daily or weekly basis. Can I use this command only (old backup is replaced by the new one) or do I need...
The problem I'm trying to solve is not dissimilar to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3762124/subversion-out-of-sync-with-production-code-easiest-way-to-update-subversion but somewhat different. I converted a (Java) project from CVS to SVN (using cvs2svn, retaining full history) - say at version 1.00 Development on version 2.00 conti...
Here is my scenario: Assume we have an SVN repo with the following content: myfolder myfolder\file.txt Now i create two checkouts of this repo, co1 and co2. In co1 we modify file.txt. In co2 we: svn delete myfolder svn commit Create a new folder named myfolder svn add myfolder svn commit Now if i attempt an update in co1 i get a ...
How to take svnadmin hotcopy into the same directory (eg. when this command is in the scheduled tasks)? C:\>svnadmin hotcopy c:\temp\testrepo c:\temp\hotcopy_backup C:\>svnadmin hotcopy c:\temp\testrepo c:\temp\hotcopy_backup svnadmin: 'c:\temp\hotcopy_backup' exists and is non-empty So what is the best practice, because simple overwr...
Hi, I am having an issue regarding the svn fetcher of openembedded/bitbake. When I use sth. like svn://PATH/;proto=https;module=trunk OR svn://PATH/;proto=https;module=trunk;username=ABC;password=XYZ bitbake won't do anything, it just waits after: NOTE: Fetch svn://DOMAIN/svn/src/www/home/trunk/resources/tree/src/metadata-input/trunk/;pr...
I have a readonly access to a SVN project. I checked out the project, and now I want to work on local copy (and want to version it along the way, but I cannot in the same SVN because I do not have access, instead I would have just created a branch) So, I create a new SVN repository, and now I want to import the checked out directory into...
I have some build info used to identify at runtime the Subversion version # and the URL of the source directory within the repository. Does SVN use any kind of node ID to identify paths? I'm using an embedded system with a communications link that does not deal well with large data fields, and would be much happier using a 32- or 64-bit...
Is there a way to tell SVN when it is merging, that one or more files are special and should not be merged? I am dealing with a couple of build trees which need different unique IDs to distinguish them, and every time we re-merge files, it is a pain to maintain those IDs. ...
Why the hell would I suddenly be getting this svn error when I try to import files into my repo? What does it even have to do with notepad++? Thanks :) C:\xampp\htdocs\projects\lab>svn import c:/wordpress http://tasty.unfuddle.com/svn/tasty_lab/wordpress 'C:\Program' is not recognized as an internal or external command, oper...
Hi, I've began work in an SVN repository. I've cloned a subfolder of it into a local Hg repo with hg clone. Afterwards, I wanted to share this with a colleague who does not have access to the SVN repository. I've created a private BitBucket repository, and we occasionally pushed the changes, and hence I had to pull them. hgsubversion...