Hi there, I have a subversion repository(running svn 1.6.6) on ubuntu linux server and I'm trying to create a branch using tortoise svn GUI; However, I get the error back COPY c:\work\repositoryWorkingcopy\ to http://svnserver/svn/repository/Oct13, Revision HEAD Error '/svn/repository/!svn/bc/234/branches' path not found I ...
I am trying to commit a file that is out of date. I tried cleaning the directory and nothing is working... the most recent file on my local machine is the one i know i want to use.. what is the standard way of overriding the conflict... should i just delete and re-add or is there another way "resource is out of date try updating" UPDATE...
The local copy is what I want to add, I dont care that its out of date. I know manually that this file is the latest and most up to date but I cant add it back to the server bc I dont have the most recent version checked out... ...
The following issue is becoming increasing common: There are several developers working on a project which includes new files (usually images) Everyone says that everything is checked in and we freeze development. Unbeknownst to us, there are images which were not checked in. The user doesn't notice the missing files because they're ne...
Hi, I get repository where main folder is folder of solution. I want create folders trunk, branches, tags, etc. This repository is on Assembla. I'm using windows 7 and newest SVN Tortoise. Is it some simple way to reconstruct this repository ? ...
I recently asked a question about committing a new file but now I am having trouble resolving a conflict. Says SOURCE LEFT SOURCE RIGHT how do you want to resolve... gives me choices to merge changes into a new file or mark as resolved- neither really works. when i mark as resolved i get a big red x and when i merge its still not l...
We have a very large existing site that we're going to do a completely brand new build for. Our client has their own hosted SVN repo they've paid for which we use to commit and update our working code. As a dev shop, we have our own SVN repo internally. I'd like to get this new build of the site in both the client's hosted SVN as well as...
It was quite surprising today when we were having problems with the proxy, and then we noticed that TortoiseSVN would override command line svn. Is that suppose to happen? ...
I have two programmers who make changes to the same project. Their commits interchange, but they mostly work on different parts of the project (although very often they modify the same files): Commit 1 - Programmer A Commit 2 - Programmer A Commit 3 - Programmer B Commit 4 - Programmer A Commit 5 - Programmer B Commit 6 - Programm...
During some refactoring, I'm moving files around. Obviously SVN sees this as deleting the file and creating a new one since the IDE doesn't trigger an SVN rename/move operation. However I thought the SVN server would be smart enough to detect it, but this is not proving to be the case... not all the time anyway. I'm using Tortoise SVN an...
Is there a way to checkout single file from different SVN directory to single Target directory. Ex: on SVN repository svn://ddev/EDW/trunk/src/etlDataStream/ASGC files: File1.dtsx File2.dtsx svn://ddev/EDW/trunk/src/etlDataStream/HIRD files: File5.dtsx File6.dtsx I want this to be pushed to single directory of Target ...
I want to use Tortoise SVN diff utility with TFS. I know how to configure user tools in TFS. What I need is installer for Tortoise SVN diff utility. I think I need to install full Tortoise SVN to get SVN diff tool, is there a standalone version of this tool available for download? I know various other diff tools are available like winMe...
i'm extending my precompiling application by automating the following steps: 1) update the SVN on a folder (we're using TortoiseSVN, unfortunately) 2) do a programmatic build on the csproj after an update was made I would like to know how i can accomplish these in c#? thanks. ...
I'm in a pickle. I'm using SVN 1.5 at Beanstalk and Tortoise SVN client 1.6.11 x64 on Windows 7. I'm developing on a branch and have been merging changes from the Trunk into my branch at least once a week. I recently noticed some things weren't working as trunk changes didn't make it into my branch. When I try to do a merge, Tortoise...
Our tortoiseSVN repository unfortunately became corrupt today due to a disk glitch. We have a good working copy based off revision 2897. Our most recent backup repository is from revision 2848. We would like to salvage as much as possible of the history, rather than start a new repository. So, can we do this by committing the working ...
we recently had our SVN repository disappear from the server hosting it. We still haven't figured out how it happened, but we had a semi-recent backup which we were able to use to recover the repository. We didn't lose any work (everyone had back ups of their most recent changes on their hard drives) but the revision numbers essentiall...
Hello, Before giving me a link on StackOverflow on the existing post regarding this, I would like to apologize but that post didn't help me at all. I'm looking more into detail on how I can really hook up TortoiseSVN to CruiseControl.net. What I tried to do is to follow that post, but I got into a dead-end because I couldn't find the ...
I use tortise svn in VS2010. When I go to commit my changes at the end of the day, I get the following error. Commit item 'folder / filename' has copy flag but an invalid revision. What does that mean and how do I resolve it? I Googled for it but really only saw a transcript of a rather esoteric discussion for a Java-related issue. ...
I'm working on a project where Subversion is used to maintain version control. I use TortoiseSVN to access the project repository. Some changes were made between two revisions on a project (let's call them rev1 and rev2), and I want to be able to apply these changes to a working copy somewhere that temporarily does not have access to th...
what is tool like TortoiseSVN on ubuntu? please help me. ...