background:Me and my coworkers are working on asp.net mvc project ... we have a computer that works as a server which is where the project will be stored on... each of us has a copy of the project and we got tortoise cvs set up. questions: when you want to commit something, what files exactly do you commit?.. asp.net reports many dll fi...
We are using Scott Hansleman's suggestion for multiple web.configs from his post here. The problem we have is that we have to check out the Web.Config. If we remove it from the project, when we publish, no web.config is pushed. So we need to remove the source control bindings just from the web.config, but leave it in the project, and ...
I'm trying to use Subversion as Maven repo utilizing Maven wagon. If I declare snapshot location using http as protocol I get 409 error back from server when trying to deploy (mvn clean deploy) <snapshotRepository> <uniqueVersion>false</uniqueVersion> <id>engtools_snapshots</id> <name>EngTools Maven Repository</n...
I'm contributing to a fairly small open source project hosted on Github. So that other people can take advantage of my work, I've created my own fork on Github. Despite Github's choice of terminology, I don't wish to totally diverge from the main project. However, I don't expect or desire that all of my work is accepted into the main rep...
I am working on the next task and suddenly understand that I need to discuss some details with my chief in order to continue. I will discuss it in a couple of days when I meed my chief. Until then I need to work on another task. What is the correct way to do? I see 2 options: 1) Copy head revision from repository to a new branch...
I'm new to source control in general and am wondering how to handle the following scenario: Say I have an application written for one platform, say Windows Forms in .NET and I've developed it using Subversion (or any SCM software I suppose). Now I'd like to update the application to use WPF and maybe add a few other enhancements. Would...
What's a good source control repository that meets these conditions? Free Direct integration with Visual Studio, as VSS/TFS do Server-based Supports multiple applications Supports branching & merging Has a license suitable for one user ...
I'm using TFS and trying to merge a branch back to the trunk from which it was made. Trouble is, the Source Control Merge Wizard has no entries in its Target Branch dropdown list. I suspect this is because the trunk was renamed after the branch was made. Is there a simple way that I can still perform the merge and have TFS recognise tha...
Hi, When learning a langugage, I routinely find myself prototyping new concepts outside of the current project, and often find myself with dozens of small, single use projects which I refer back to, as well as lots of useful code snippets which don't necessarily belong in a function library, but need storing non-the-less. Whats the bes...
I've been building out an SCM environment (that has to be PCI compliant, but that's tangential to this issue). I've got to the point where I want to automate database updates, but I'm not 100% sure that's the best way forward. Say I want to add a field to a DB table. Easy enough to add it to the dev environment, but what about rolling ...
I am using MATLAB R2008a and I want to know what source control has integration with it. I've heard Visual Source Safe is not so good. Does Subversion have integration with it? ...
I've been dwelling on this topic for a long time now. I just wondered if anyone else out there shared my opinion. Isn't it essentially a bad idea integrating preview versions of programming frameworks into your project code before they are at release candidate level?! I had a situation a few months ago where my boss insisted on using th...
I'm trying to cheaply and accurately predict all the system-verilog dependencies for a build flow. It is ok to over-predict the dependencies and find a few verilog files that aren't sv dependencies, but I don't want to miss any dependencies. Do I actually have to parse the Verilog in order to determine all its dependencies? There are ...
Another "this ought to be easy but I don't know how to do it" question ... We have an SVN repository with many many branches. Is there any way to ask a question like "What are all the commits I did in the last week against all branches?" or "What are all the revisions that include changes to file X across all branches?" I can do a log ...
A common scenario when I develop is that the codebase will have several config files which require machine specific settings. These files will be checked into Git and other developers will always accidentally check them back in and break someone else's configuration. A simple solution to this would be to just not check them in to Git, o...
The data set is 97984 files in 6766 folders with 2,57 GB. A lot of them are binary files. For me this does not sound so much. The daily data change rate is in the hundreds of KB on maybe 50 files. But I'm scared that subversion will become extremely slow. It was never fast anyway and the last time at v1.2 the recommendation was split...
What is the best tool (best feature, best price, best support) for RPG / COBOL Version Control under OS 400 development? I heard about ARCAD and ALDON. Which one is better? Or is there another better tool? ...
Buildix is a complete development server (by ThoughtWorks) for Continuous Integration I'm looking for a pre-configured server with Maven, Subversion, Sonar, Nexus... ...
I create branches for each new features. Then I'm merges them into the trunk after I'll sending them on a test site.This means that the trunk is not stable. I wonder if there is a better approach. EDIT After reading the comment, I realize that I should have specified that it was a web applcation.So a website for testing each branch se...
Is there a way to view what commands are being executed by TortoiseSVN? There are a few things that I'd like to write a hook for on check-in that I only know how to do in Tortoise. It would be helpful if I could see what commands Tortoise was executing to create my hooks. ...