I have a problem when I rename the checked out working file from Tortorise under subversion. After rename the local file, my local file got lost. I want to know how I can get my local copy back, either from Tortorise or other? ...
When I use the svn export command, the folder structure is readonly (both folders and files). Is there a flag to tell it to export without read only flag? Here's the command I am currently using: svn export --force "MySvnCheckoutDir" "PathToMyLocalDir" Any help is appreciated ...
Hi , I have website project that has been subversioned already.I installed ankhsvn and when i open website project in visual studio 2010 it doesnt show version control icons in solution explorer???? Thanks ...
I have a web project that I want to version in SVN. SVN is up and running perfectly and I've setup the project repository and got everything imported and branched into a 1.0 version. Work will soon being on a new 2.0 version which will be completely different from the 1.0 version with very little to most likely zero carry-over of any f...
Overview I am using VisualSVN in Visual Studiom VisualSVN-Server on Windows, and of course, TortoiseSVN. I wanted to know what the best method of sharing multiple projects over multiple solutions was, and if there was a better method. Layout My Repository kind of looks like this (not their real names): Library.Common Library.Web Lib...
We use TortoiseSVN on Windows and VisualSVN server. I just completed the merge and reintegration of a feature branch back into trunk. The experience wasn't as smooth as I'd hoped and I have some questions based on my experience. 1) Merging trunk changes into branch. I went through and identified all of the repository revisions that a...
I work for a company that makes a web based tool. As part of my job, I was given the task of release engineering for this product(something I had never done before). I've setup the following system using SVN(Sorry, we can't use another repository before someone suggests switching to GIT or perforce or one of the myriad of other options...
Hi! I have some projects which use a few externals (libraries) that are likely to change overtime. I try and keep the project clean with the trunk/branches/tags pattern, and when I make a tag (or release), I'd like to freeze the entire source in time, that is, the externals as they were at that time. I can think of two ways to do this:...
I'm fairly new to SVN and I've never had to revert back to a previous revision, although I can get a copy of a revision from the repository okay. I'm using TortoiseSVN and the Visual Studio SVN plugin. I'd like to restore the trunk back to a previous revision. How can I restore the trunk - e.g. rollback to a previous revision and make...
Is there any way to extract credentials saved by TortoiseSVN? ...
Hi Glenc, I noticed that this blog is rellay helping folks!!!! I really appreciate it. I'm facing issues with configuring SVN with LDAP. SVN Version: 1.6.6 Apache versio: 2.2 Using Tortoise client to access the repo. I've copied the "mod_authz_svn.so" and "mod_dav_svn.so" from svn to modules dir of the apache. Apache starts normally ...
I think the question explains it all, but let me explain what I want to do. I am playing around with the idea of whenever a tag is created in my repo, all the commit messages entered since the previous tag are entered into a wiki page. That way, people do not need access to the subversion server to see what commits were made for each t...
Something is wrong with one of my visual studio projects and tortoisesvn handling the source control. This is how I checked the folder out of the sourcecontrol: Solutionfolder -> .sln file -> .suo file -> project folder If I perform a rightclick on the solutionfolder, I see that this folder is assosiated with SVN. I can click commit, u...
We have just had a file server fail which contained our SVN repository. We're trying to recover the file system but at the moment, that looks like it isn't going to happen so we're looking at backups. The best full backup that I have available is one week old. My plan is to restore this backup to a new SVN server. Then run through eve...
I need to send a list of changed files with extra notes from commits I've done over the past week. I'm looking for a way to get SVN log output in a format I could paste into an email. I use VisualSVN and Tortoise SVN but I don't see a way to copy the log outputs. ...
Is it possible to get all revisions of a project copied onto my local machine? Basically, what I'd like is to be able to pull projects W, X, Y, and Z out of a remote SVN repository and have access to them on my computer, ideally in a locally running copy of SVN. Ideally I'd like to do this using a GUI tool of some sort because my unix ...
Is there a way to queue multiple commits (with message) before I actually commit them? On work we have a SVN server running and I update the code on my laptop. When I'm at home I can't commit, but I still like to log these commits. Is this where changelists are for? ...
I want to copy a subversion project (/signature_paper) into a subdirectory of another subversion project (/thesis). I will make changes in /thesis/signature_paper that will not go back into the original signature paper. At the same time, I will want /thesis/signature_paper to pick up most or all all of the changes made in /signature_pa...
I am playing around with SVN trying to get a better feel for how it works. I added some files to my repository and checked them out into 2 separate working directories. For working directory 1 I am using my SQL client software (Aqua Data Studio) to modify the file and working directory 2 I am just using Windows Explorer with TortoiseSV...
I have this shortcut in my vimrc: map cmt :!start TortoiseProc.exe /command:commit /path:"%" /closeonend:3 <CR> What this does is whenever I press 'cmt', vim will open the commit dialog for the file I'm currently editing with vim. What I'd like to do is write this command in such a way that if I put a number in front of it, it will o...