I want to keep a particular folder with all revisions before deleting the current repository from my system for security reasons (means i don't want other informations of the repository, but a particular folder).. So i am thinking of creating a new repository and to get copied the particular folder's content into it.. Can it be possible?...
When I have several conflicts, is there a way to resolve them all by just telling SVN to keep the version that is in the repository? Unfortunately, we're still using 1.4. ...
Really strange problem here. I'm setting up an SVN server and I'm basically trying to enforce the following rules: All users have read-only by default svnadmin can write to the root (to create new projects) and to the project folder (to create the trunk/branches/tags directories) developers can create directories in //branches and can...
Since I have a couple of mid-sized personal projects and a lots of code snippets, sample programs, libraries which usage is demonstrated using unit tests, I want to have this whole lump of code available all the time - at home, at work, when using my laptop, etc. The most logical step is to have this codebase under the source control, s...
Let’s say you have four products each with their own release schedule. Each product has 50% shared code (common functionality across all products) and 50% product specific code. Do you need a separate source control branch for each product? Should common functionalities always be developed in one of the four product branches and merged ...
I'm trying to grab the sourcecode for Bro. If I put "http://svn.icir.org/bro/trunk/bro/" into my browser I can see the repository just fine. However, if I try the command "svn co http://svn.icir.org/bro/trunk/bro" I get an error: svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/bro/trunk/bro' svn: PROPFIND of '/bro/trunk/bro': could not connect to s...
I am using tortoise SVN for a project that I'm working alone and I have committed (by mistake) a huge file to my repository (a VC++ Intellisense Database). Now I want to remove this file from my repository to facilitate its backup. Removing the file from my project and doing a commit (obviously) do not solve my problem as the previous v...
Is it possible to move a project from one location in the SVN to another without losing the history of changes? ...
This seems like a basic question, but I haven't found any clear answers. Essentially, we have a subversion 1.4 server with 1.5 clients. What I'd like to know is if we want to use some of the 1.5 features like branch/merge tracking, does the server need to be at least 1.5 also? I have read that 1.5 clients will sometimes auto-upgrade t...
I have a source directory that includes a mix of different languages and files. Probably 100+ total files. I want to 'fork' that code and create a completely different version of the source. At this point, I will have version-1 of the code and version-2 of the code. I will not make that much development on version-1. I want to chang...
I have a subversion repo with an odd layout: trunk Project1 Project2 tags Project1-0.2.4 Project2-1.9.0 branches Project1-crazyidea I know, I know, this was stupid. I should have had a trunk, tags, and branches directory underneath each Project. However, is there anyway to convert this to git (for a particular project) with...
Hi Guys, So I am having a few problems with settings this up. Let me explain. I have three files in my d:\svn\hooks file (D:\ is not windows drive) post-commit.bat trac-post-commit-hook.cmd trac-post-commit-hook I have setup the post-commit.bat file in d:\svn\hooks file with the following %~dp0\trac-post-commit-hook.cmd %1 %2 In m...
For one reason or another I had to empty folder in my subversion repository and replace its contents! I done this using tortoise svn. Can I get the files I removed from the repository back? I have tried doing it throught the log but it appears to only let you revert back files, I need the whole contents of a directory! Thanks UPDATE:...
Hi Guys, So I followed the instructions of the great post left here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1113010/post-commit-hook-with-trac-and-svn and the associated posts mentioned for Trac + VisualSVN on windows. I have set everything up - and when I run the "post-commit.cmd" - I get no errors at all. My problem is - that Trac does ...
Is it possible to access tortoise from the system tray? Can I create a system tray icon for a repository? ...
I made the mistake of modifying my original source after importing it into subversion. I now need to re-import but get a "File already exists:". How can I most cleanly remove my existing repository and add it back? ...
Hi Guys, Having a few issues with my post-commit hook script and track - hoping someone can help. The scripts all work fine - no errors - but for some reason trac doesn't update. I turned on logging and found this: Trac[svn_fs] DEBUG: Subversion bindings imported Trac[cache] INFO: repos rev [363] != cached rev [362] 2 Trac[cache] INFO...
I'm used to VSSConneXion, and love the feature 'Review Changes' where I can go through every changed file and comment the change while looking at it: Now I'm trying to get used to SubVersion and Tortoise. Is there a similar feature available? I can get a list of changed file, and I can diff each file for changes, but I can't find a wa...
I'd like to grep all revisions of a file for a string. e.g. to find when a function was added or removed. Is there a "simple" way to do this? (i.e. a single bash command line would be nice.) Doing a manual binary search by checking out revisions and testing individually seems too tedious and error prone. If I was smart enough to comm...
Hey dudes, my manager has asked me to setup build automation for our projects. I have decided to use CruiseControl.Net as our continuous integration server as some other team members have a little experience with it, I have none - which is why I am happy to undertake this task. We are using Subversion as our repository and the ultimate...