At the moment, we have a problem that exists only for a few subversion clients. We would like to get a subversion client log file, which contains information what command was send to the server, what response came back and so on. Is there the possibility to switch on logging to get that information on the client? I found tons of informa...
Currently in our enterprise we have a situation that i think it's not very common, or at least i haven't found a similar case in Internet. My problem is that we have software that can evolve by more than one requirement, and both not necessarily will coincide in their release date. We have a development cycle where all software is devel...
I am currently using Microsoft Word to write the various documents required for a project - concept of operations, requirements, test plans, etc. These documents are placed on a network share for others to view. If someone wants to edit the document, they must communicate this fact somehow to anyone else who is likely to be modifying i...
I'm migrating from Visual source safe to SVN, so please forgive my ignorance. I was browsing this link which talk about best practices in SVN. And something seems very wierd to me. Copies of third party software projects or depedencies in SVN is unacceptable What ??? How Team city is supposed to build my project if I don't save the...
Does anyone know how to change the location of the svn tool used in the Xcode IDE? I've installed a newer version in /opt/subversion/bin and updated my $PATH so that it works from the command line but can't get Xcode to recognize this. ...
Running an ASP.Net website and using TinyMCE for content management. Users need to be able to upload images for content. The images will be shown in website content (news, articles, etc) but won't otherwise be referenced by anything aside from their content. Should these images be under version control (svn), or should the upload dire...
For a number of reasons, the canonical source of some files I have can't be a working copy of the repository (the Subversion server is behind an inaccessible firewall, and the data doesn't natively exist in the file system in my preferred structure). So, I wrote a tool that downloads the data, generates a directory structure from it, and...
Hi all, I'm trying to install subversion differently from the way it's installed currently. We currently have a networked computer that hosts a SVN repository. We access the repository through windows file sharing capabilities. Currently anyone can check out as many working copies as they want. I was told by someone at work that we ...
I have a remote server that hosts my subversion repository on a non-standard ssh port. I want to use Eclipse's subclipse plugin as my client end to access the SVN repository. I can access the repository fine by using svn+specialssh://... where specialssh is a tunnel profile setup in my ~/.subversion/config. In subclipse I tried to inp...
Following is my ccnet.config file, When running this file from ccnet webpage, it is giving me error MSB1009: Project file does not exist. ANy idea where I am doing wrong <project> <name>ITR Test</name> <webURL>http://localhost/ccnet/</webURL> <triggers> <intervalTrigger name="continuo...
The problem: I often have to update two or more repositories: One for the project I'm working on and one or more libraries. Is there a way to "chain" the updates, so that every time I update project X, library Y gets updated, too? I know, this is an unusual question, because I guess things like that would be part of a build process, bu...
Currently I have a root-level repository set up for each project, like so: Project1 Project2 Project3 Project5 Project5 I'd like to reorganise this so that rather than a repository for each individual project, I just have one for each logical grouping, and then the projects would just be folders within those 'group repositories', e.g:...
Is it possible to ignore external dependencies for a tag referenced in an svn:externals property? This may sound like a very strange question, but let me explain... I have a rather large collection of individual and "pluggable" code modules, each of which can be independently tested, compiled, and developed as a standalone project. So...
I'm looking to make calls out to a subversion repository, but I would like to write it in C#. Does anyone know of any good libraries? ...
i am looking for svn admin a desktop application like "VisualSVN Server" only for remote server the svn server will run on Linux but i need the admin tool to run locally on my window matching i wont to be able to create user group and change security setting create new repositories and not by writing commands is there is a tool like...
I am looking for a way to do an svn update but only get files that has been added since last time (that is, they are completely new to the repository). I'm not sure if this is even possible, any ideas? EDIT: well, the problem is that this is a very large repository - it takes ages to do a normal update and for most users it is ok to not...
All I wish to call the svnlook commandline from my MSbuild script using the Exec command, however all the documentation I have read seems to indicate that this can only be run on the machine holding the repository itself (i.e. the server.) Does anyone know how I can access this functionality from the client machine, is there a client...
My team develops using Git, making good use of many of its features. We are measurably more efficient at using git that svn. However our current client want us to deploy code from an svn repository, which means we are required to somehow regularly move our code from git to svn. At the moment we are maintaining a directory that is both...
I have Apache/SVN running on Windows 2003 with authentication via LDAP/Active Directory and a flat-file. It's working great except that any LDAP user can access everything. I'd like to be able to limit SVN repos by user or group. Ideally, I'd get to something like this: <Location /svn/repo1> # restricted to ldap-user1, file-user1, o...