Greetings, Yuri Popoff!
> Is there a command line client for Windows-98?
SVN is based on Apache APR.
Since Win9x support in it was abandoned quite a while ago, I doubt you can
find any modern enough client. Some old client could do.
--
WBR,
Andrey Repin (anrdae...@freemail.ru) 11.12.2009, <21:
Did you do a switch --relocate on your repository? I think you need to do that
when the URL of the repo changes... and I'm pretty sure a port change would be
included in this.
BOb
From: Marc Ferguson [mailto:marcfergu...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 12:21 PM
To: Subversion Mailin
Hi,
I'm not certain what version of Subversion we're using at work, but I ran
into an issue after the IT team changed the port from a custom to the
default port. I'm unable to commit any of my files using Dreamweaver CS4
and the IT team says their servers are fine (great!).
I do have access to "
Hello!
Is there a command line client for Windows-98?
Regards,
Yuri Popoff
I'm having really a hard time using the Subversion (1.6.5) API in Perl.
I'm simply trying to get the status of a WC. In my Perl script I have
my $status_receiver = sub {
my ($path, $status) = @_;
say "$status $path";
};
SVN::Client::status($ctx, $path, $revision, $status_receiver, $recursi
Hello everybody I work in a company where we develop on 3 projects in same
time, the 3 projects are under subversion and are not in the same
repository.
My problem is when we commit modifications on 2 or 3 projects we can break
the build.
My questions are :
- Can we lock an entire project with
