I'm really not well versed in these things, I just want to setup an svn server locally on my computer. Also I'd like to set it up and integrate it directly into Visual Studio 2008 if it's possible? thanks for any help! ...
Before I begin: I have spent a long time on many forums (including Stack Overflow - and yes there are a lot of SO questions on organizing svn), searching Google, and reading documents (I own a few Subversion books). I still have not found a good way to organize our code base in Subversion. We currently use RCS as our revision control s...
I'm not sure how to organise these projects since they all depend on each other. Right now its all in the following structure, which is getting hard to manage -trunk |-bin - compiled common dlls |-lib - static libs for use with common dlls |-src - common dll source code |-include - headers for common dlls |-common.sln - VS 2008 so...
I have a large Subversion repository with nearly 15gb of data spread across ~500,000 files. Now I need to checkout this repository to a remote host which would take days to complete. The host I'm checking out to already has a complete copy of the data in the repository. But seeing as the files weren't checked out directly from the r...
What the title says I tried svn pd but didn't know the proper syntax to use it. >svn pd svn:keywords Id svn: warning: 'Id' is not under version control Update: I want this across the entire current directory, not just a single file, so I tried: >svn propdel svn:keywords "Id" . -R svn: warning: 'Id' is not under version control prop...
I have a Subversion working copy where I made some local modifications to one file. The modifications are only relevant to me, I do not want to commit them. (The version in the repository contains some default values which are suitable for the other users, just not for me, which is why I want to override them locally.) Note that althoug...
Recently, I made a decision to upgrade my svn repository from v1.5 to v1.6. After I run the upgrading command then I saw the message left in CMD windows. D:\svn>svnadmin upgrade repo Repository lock acquired. Please wait; upgrading the repository may take some time... Upgrade completed. D:\svn>_ Ya!! It seems great... but.... How d...
I was using tortoise svn 32 bits in XP without problems. Now, I installed Windows Vista 64 bits and Tortoise SVN 64 bits. When I try to do an "SVN Update", I got the error "Can´t open file C:....svn\lock: Access denied". Any ideas? ...
A problem has started occurring recently in which some new files added to the subversion repositories don't get pulled down to other clients after doing an Update. If I browse the repository with Tortoise I can see the file. I can then right click on it and select 'Update to revision', which will pull the file down to the client. Unfort...
How do you suppress the annoying dialogs from the command line? I'm using windows 7 (WMWare), latest command line client from collab.net, I'm getting a simple confirmation dialog when I issue a checkout command. nothing to do but hit OK, however i'd rather not be asked. ...
We use svn and I am going to start working from home. I had the idea of bringing in my laptop, checking out the project and taking it home, returning and reversing the process on Monday. But it's a bulky laptop and I don't fancy riding to work with it on my back. Would it be possible instead to: Create a second Windows/SVN user "MeRe...
I've recently become technical director of a small web development agency and we have a large codebase spread across around 200 websites. The code is in PHP & VBScript and a lot of client side javascript and some complex MySQL queries. What I'm looking to do is to set up a code repository where we can store all our functions, scripts an...
Why do I need to use a versioning system or repository? I code from scratch by myself and make web code changes along with database changes on reasonably large projects. ...
This should be a really simple question but somehow I cannot find the answer to it. My apologies if I have missed something blindingly obvious. I am writing a script which will add a new project in the repository, based on the name supplied by the user. Part of this involves checking that an url with the same name does not already exist...
Hi I use C# and SharpSvn library. I would like to check if file is under source control before adding it with SvnClient.Add. When I do it on file that already is under SVN than I get error : "is already under version control". ...
Does FogBugz integrate with SVN like Trac does? ...
I seem to be getting nowhere with this. Either searching the web for a script, etc. Anyone got a script that you can just edit the out-of-box pre-commit.tmpl in a Windows environment that requires x chars to be entered in for a comment on commit in Tortoise Subversion globally so that all members on the team are required whereas this r...
I know there is a question about relative paths in subversion, but it doesn't work for me. The error I get is: svn propset svn:externals "openscada_da_server_common ../../openscada_da_server_common/schema" /tmp/atlantis-trunk/org.openscada.da.client.viewer/schema svn: Ungültige Eigenschaft svn:externals auf »/tmp/atlantis-trunk/or...
I am trying to automate the process of creating new projects from existing projects using scripts. My initial idea is that there should be two scripts: 1: check out an existing project from the svn repository and then rename it (i.e. search and replace from ExistingProjectName => NewProjectName in all files, then "svn rename" all files ...
I'd like to know if there is an easy way to duplicate a subversion repository without having access to the filesystem. Meaning that I have read-only access with the HTTP interface. Basically, I'd like to have my own locally-hosted copy of a repository for an open-source project. They provide anonymous access to the subversion repo as ...