What is the easiest way to submit a working patch or bugfix to an Open Source project using SVN? Ideally, I would like to submit a revision or patch so they can easily apply it in their repository directly if they approve it. I'm using TortoiseSVN if it matters. ...
I put a mistake into a comment in SVN. Can I edit this after checkin? ...
After installing TortoiseSVN 1.6.0, all files loaded into an AnkhSVN enabled Visual Studio 2008 project are marked as new (blue +). I have tried re-installing AnkhSVN 2.0.6347 and checkout the repository into a new "clean" folder. However neither seem to resolve the problem. My question is kind of two fold, is there a resolution to thi...
Our code is being developed on Windows (corporate requirement), but it runs on Linux servers. Therefore, we are using Samba shares with an SVN checkout on them. Unfortunately, we need to use some SVN-using scripts on the server side, but our SVN on the server is a 1.4, while our TortoiseSVN on the Windows clients is 1.5 or 1.6. So essent...
Hi, I was creating external dependecies in one of my repos. I made a mistake and I want to delete one of these dependecies. I can't delete the folder because that deletes the folder from the parent project. I'm using tortoise svn-client and I can't find a command to achieve this, I removed the external property from the properties list...
I am using TortoiseSVN for Windows and want to figure out if I can set up some sort of macro to modify one of the files in the repository on a commit. In my subversion repository I have a XML File called "Web.Config". There are a few nodes with the tag name "add" set up in that XML document which represents the "Build Number", "Build...
Hello! I'm trying to use svn through svnTortoise on a windows xp machine. Its just me, just trying to do it in house. On my laptop I installed tortoise and everything works great. Then I came to my desktop and installed svnTortoise and tried it. But this time I get these errors. Checkout from file://F:/repos/mav_admin, revision HEA...
I encountered a weird problem in TorToiseSVN 1.6 in a Virtual Machine: I can't checkout files from any online source control system. One of the examples I have tested is: http://codesmith.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ The error I got was options of *: could not read status line: connection was closed by http://codesmith.googlecode.com ...
I'm using TortoiseSVN. On my project I created a directory, put files on it, added everything to SVN source control but haven't commited it to the repository yet. It was looking like this: /root_project_dir -> .svn -> dir1 -> .svn -> added_dir -> .svn -> subdir But I mistakenly removed it with a regular Windows delete. Now, if ...
I have been told that the best SVN client for Microsoft Windows is Tortoise SVN. However, when I install it, adds only items to my shell, i.e. the right-click options when I click on folders. When I try to check out a folder, it tries to create a repository inside the folder I am working on. I would prefer my repository to be outside...
Are there any good techniques to help us know which branch (or trunk) our working copy is from? We recently converted to Subversion and we're using release branches. I had two developers commit changes to the release branch that should have been committed to the trunk. We're using CI (TeamCity), so I recognized the problem right away and...
We have several large subprojects inside our main SVN project root. I commit and merge only my subproject when working with our release branches, mainly because it's faster. However, a colleague pointed out this reference to merging subdirectories in Version Control with Subversion (a.k.a "The SVN Book"): For long-lived release b...
When I merge stuff in my repository Subversion wants to add/change a lot of svn:mergeinfo properties to files that are totally unrelated to the things that I want to merge. Questions about this behaviour have been asked before here on Stackoverflow.com, as you can read here and here. From what I understand from the topics mentioned abov...
Using Tortoise ( command line solution is ok too ) SVN - without creating a folder on repository side - what are the steps to checkout a single file, edit and check back in with comments, thanks! ...
Heres the current setup. Home PC ---/ Internet /---> Work Proxy Server --/ LAN /--> SVN server Home PC running Windows XP. Work Proxy server running fedora-core (to which I can connect through ssh). SVN server is inside the Office LAN running Windows XP. I want to connect to the work svn server commit changes, update and checkout fr...
I have various files that I want to be ignored by SVN when committing. I know that I can go into TortoiseSVN and ignore them in various ways. I know that I can run svn propedit svn:ignore from the command line to do the same thing. The problem is that I have to have everyone on my team to do that, which is a pain. Is there a way that...
Is there a way to filter the Tortoise SVN revision graph before you open it? Its taking over a minute to open it, which is leading to too many hallway swordfights. I can filter it easily after its open, but thats my problem. Ideally, I really only need to see the last 100 or so revisions, not everything since the dawn of time. ...
I accidentally created a repository without the default folders in Tortoise SVN then did a checkout locally. Realized hey, I forgot to create that repository with the defaults so I deleted the repository using Visual SVN Server and then recreated the same repository name which now has the default folders trunk, etc. Problem is, my loca...
I've seen repositories in SVN that did not at least create a local trunk, branches, and tags folder on the client. So is are the default folders required for use with SVN (I'm using tortoise) or what? I don't see why some people have the folders but some do not in some implementations of repositories. ...
I recently had to change my development to another PC. I installed TortoiseSVN because I still had source code lying around that had still to be checked in SVN. But apparently the new installation of Tortoise does not recognize my source folders, although the '.SVN' folders are still there I see no overlay icons appearing on the files. ...