Is there a way in Eclipse to view all recent changes of a project? Like in SVN, you can just go "view log" on a right-click menu of a folder. In CVS/Eclipse, I can only view history on a certain file. I am not able to see what files were changed in the last commit. >.<'' Thank you! ...
I am a single developer working on a project for my company. I use subversion and Trac (for bug-tracking and communication with management types). I have a staging server and a production server. Today I checked in some code and discovered that my FSFS-based svn (v1.4) repository is irreparably corrupt. While this is quite a bummer it ha...
I was just thinking of writing a shell script to implement the obliteratee functionality in an easy to do way (externally, using the suggested way, but automated). Here's what I had in mind: On the client svn list -R > file-list. filter file-list in several ways like grep to create a file "files-to-delete", something like a set of gr...
I have a folder in a repository that cannot commit and even parent folders cannot commit. This happened several weeks ago, then worked, then on the blink again. I have cleared my authentication cache and no help. I can still work with other trunks but not this one and the error message does not help me where to go. I have done Clean Up. ...
I use $Rev:$ in a file to have the revision number, the problem is that the file does not change a lot so the number is not automatically updated. Any help in how to do this? ...
Hi, I have a situation I'm trying to cope with involving my company's SVN server. We keep all of our important code in a locked-down server (we'll call this the "dev" server). There are some files that need to be edited by users outside the corporate network, so we have another SVN server (the "global" server) which is accessible outsi...
I'm using a Subversion repository hosted on Dreamhost for a project. I would like to allow access to some users on a restricted basis. At the very least I would like to allow read-only access to some users, but ideally I would like to prevent some users seeing some parts of repository at all. I can't find user permissions mentioned in t...
Hi everyone! I'm desperately trying to backup my google code-repo but since I'm not too familiar with SVN, I can't get svnsync to work. I thought that backing up your repo to another repo or dumpfile was an easy task, but I'm wrong? I would really appreciate tips on how to do this.. What I'm trying to do: @shell:~$ svnsync init http://...
We have a subversion repository with one directory that is: not really in need of revision control beyond the capabilities of RCS not versioned in conjunction with anything else in the repository modified about 6x as often as the rest of the repository Although I know that high rev numbers aren't a problem, nonetheless I'd like to pu...
I would like to use the p4merge tool from Xcode in an SVN setup. Asking for trouble? ...
I am currently trying to extend our already existing (and working) pre commit batch file for committing to SVN. The first part blocks any commit that does not have comments and works as expected. The second part is an attmept to block users committing SUO files, however this is currently blocking all commits. My understanding of DOs sc...
I have recently installed subversion onto a linux server (CentOS) and everything works great. I am wondering if there are any web interfaces available for managing the repositories i.e. create / delete repositories, manage users and permissions, view revision history etc. The idea is that I can do everything via a web interface instead...
Assuming that I'm starting a new web project at home using Visual Studio, which version control system, viz. Git or Subversion will be better to use? Which one will have the least setup complexity? ...
I would like feedback on what people consider the "best" free (or cheap) subversion tool for C#... By "best" I mean easiest for a given level of capability. I am a complete newbie in C#, and am using Visual C# Express as my development tool. Obviously I am not a sophisticated C# user! In Java I use Eclipse, and Subclipse, which I fi...
We're a 4-person team and haven't been far from our comfort zone in several years, but we're growing and would like to catch up to the times. I have been tasked with finding the best way to implement Continuous Integration (automated builds, branching for code maintenance and new features, etc). We are looking at switching from SourceS...
I'm having a slight issue wrapping my head around on how to set up Subversion when working with php files. I store all my files at c:\www[nameOfProject]\htdocs and I setup virtual hosts for each project. (c:\www\project1\htdocs\index.php maps to http://localhost/project1/index.php). How do you guys handle using SVN? Lets say I have c:\...
Following a blog I created a batch file wm.bat "d:\svnroot\external\winmerge\WinMerge.exe" /B /WAIT "d:\svnroot\external\winmerge\WinMergeU.exe" /e /ub /dl %3 /dr %5 %6 %7 and tried calling svn diff | wm but that didn't work. So how do I integrate winmerge or similar utility with svn diff. Edit: Extending on David's answer below, ...
The only client I keep hearing about is TortoiseSVN. Is this the best option or do you have another preferred client? ...
When I look in the SVN log I really wish I could see markers that tell me when releases were done. I've seen this in other version control systems such as PVCS and Perforce. Can this be done in SVN? I've done a little bit of research and so far it looks like this sort of thing is not supported. Edit We don't want to have to copy our s...
I have a subversion repository that I administer. When I try to add a file which has accented (non-ASCII) characters in its name, the server refuses the command. The server is running on Ubuntu, the client is Eclipse on Windows. I could not find anything in the SVN FAQ about accented characters in filenames, nor in the SVN Book. I know ...