I have a directory that came off of the part of the trunk that i checked out that is not relevant to my interests. How do I use Tortoise SVN to remove this folder from my system and stop SVN from trying to give me updates with out removing it from the repository? ...
Open Ankh seems to be using Subversion 1.6.2 and Tortoise uses Subversion 1.6.0. After creating a repository with Tortoise I could not get ankh to see it. After downloading subversion and doing svn admin -create --pre-1.6-compatible z:\......\etc.. now ankh can see it. This is my first time using version control, and maybe I don't nee...
I am trying to set up an svn on my windows computer to keep track of versions. i've downloaded tortoise svn, but am confused how to install. i can't find a good simple answer for my problem, all the manuals are fairly complicated, so please don't tell me RTFM. my problem is i set up a repository at C:\svn (using create repository here)....
How can I find the list of revisions in my repository, without having to check everything out? I'm looking for something that was deleted a while back, but I'm not sure when. I need to get a list of all the revisions, like the Revision Graph, but without having to check everything out. Did that make sense? ...
I like TortoiseSVN's windows integration, Is there something like that for dealing with git-svn? I'd even go with a less integrated GUI if it is quick enough to access. What I don't want is a CLI as I rarely would have a command prompt sitting in the correct directly. This is a related question but for Linux ...
Currently I'm using the following SVN clients: TortoiseSVN for Windows and AnkhSVN for Visual Studio 2005+. I heard that GIT has a great level of interoperability with SVN. Would my tools work with a GIT repository? ...
TortoiseSVN works fine on Vista 64 bit for the user account who installed it. When I login as a different user, TortoiseSVN is not there. I tried running file explorer as administrator. It seems that TortoiseSVN only attaches to explorer for the user who installed it. How do I get TortoiseSVN to work for users other than the installe...
I've committed changes and updated and my directory looks good to go. But when I right-click a file I want to move into another folder, I see all options such as svn delete, etc. except for svn move. I can't figure out why I do not see the move option. ...
I made some changes to a project that I need to take out. The easiest way is to rollback to the project 3 days ago and start from there. How do I make that revision the new head of the project in ToutoiseSVN? ...
Does TortoiseSVN Revision Graph draw a line from Branch back to the Trunk when I finish a "Merge"? ...
I have just installed that latest stable release of TortoiseSVN on Windows Server 2003 and restarted the server. I can create a new repository using the right-click menu in windows explorer but using "svn" anything from the command prompt returns 'svn' is not a recognised internal or external command When I have installed TortoiseSVN p...
Hello all, I am working with TortoiseSVN. I've performed a checkout to an empty folder. Some files get transferred but then, at some point I receive the following error: Error: Failed to add directory 'D:\code\Website\ClientBin_svn': object of Error: the same name as the administrative directory I tried deleting the folder and check...
I've started using SVN before a few weeks. I am facing a weird problem right now. We have a file, which was added by me to the repository. Another developer checked it out yesterday, made some modifications to it, and comitted it to the repository. Today, I made some modifications to that file and comitted it to the repository. But it di...
So I've been happily using subversion to regularly commit files in my stack of projects related to my massive Visual Studio solution. I decide to do a svn export one day, and, decided I needed to see how my project was working back in October of 2008. So, I export to my local file system, revision 37. When I go to compile the project, ...
If I have some files that are especially important, can they be SVN committed to two repositories? I can set up two SVN repositories on 2 different machines so that if there is problem with one machine, then there is always a back up. (will be best if it can be Tortoise or command line). thanks. ...
I'd like to try out a distributed revision control system. I use a couple Windows PCs, a couple PCs with Linux, and a Mac. On windows, I'd like to use Tortoise. Are any of the Tortoises other than TortoiseSVN any good? Until recently, the knock against them has been that they are slow and buggy, but it seems like there's a new push to g...
Recently (after installing Windows 7?) I have been experiencing problems when blaming files with TortoiseSVN. I get an error message like: "Can't open 'c:\temp\tmp.tmp': Access is denied." If I select the option use text viewer to view blames it works, but that´s a poor view. I believe it has something to do with timing, because it can ...
Unless I do the following in the authz file: [/some/path/to/trunk] * = r No user added for that trunk can do a diff or read the log. I don't want anyone but team members to be able to read from a directory, but unless I add anonymous read access I get an error from TortoiseSVN. Is there a way I can tell the client itself to use the au...
I've created some time ago a repository with many files in it but without any structure like folder 'root' and folder 'tags' and so on. Now I would like to create folder 'root' and put my current work in there, and than create a branch called tagv23 in folder 'tags'. I've created in TortoiseSVN in repo-browser folders root and tags. How...
I've created a "root" folder inside my repo and moved there all my project files and folders. Now I would like to "switch" my local copy so that it will communicate with this folder and not whole repository. How to do this? Now when I do Update I get not only my old files but it creates folder 'root' on my local copy and moves there who...