Trent Fisher wrote:
I was going to do a dump/load sequence on a large repository to
rearrange things. I got an "out of memory" error! At first I thought
it was sloppiness in my perl script doing the filtering, but, no, it
was "svnadmin dump" which ran out of memory! What's worse is it seems
> I have two branches, release and patches. Release was made in rev 2120
> by copying HEAD of trunk. Patches was made in rev 2138 by copying HEAD
> of release -- release had no changes between 2120 and 2138. Now I'm
> merging changes from trunk into patches, with the intent of vetting
> these and b
I have two branches, release and patches. Release was made in rev 2120
by copying HEAD of trunk. Patches was made in rev 2138 by copying HEAD
of release -- release had no changes between 2120 and 2138. Now I'm
merging changes from trunk into patches, with the intent of vetting
these and bringin
I was going to do a dump/load sequence on a large repository to
rearrange things. I got an "out of memory" error! At first I thought
it was sloppiness in my perl script doing the filtering, but, no, it was
"svnadmin dump" which ran out of memory! What's worse is it seems the
"out of memory"
Ahh, thanks for the tip, that looks like that does the trick. Updated files
show as M and new files show as A.
I realize now when I was researching this, I was looking at older docs which do
not have this option.
I checked the 1.6 docs at svnbook.red-bean.com and I see that option listed.
Anyw
On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 11:40:19AM -0500, Eramo, Mark wrote:
> I am trying to diff the trunk and a specific tag of a project in SVN
> to get a list of files that have changed AND a list of any new files
> that were added to the trunk since the tag but I am not able to get
> the same results as with
Hello,
I am trying to diff the trunk and a specific tag of a project in SVN to get a
list of files that have changed AND a list of any new files
that were added to the trunk since the tag but I am not able to get the same
results as with CVS diff.
For example, I add a new java file to the trunk
On 19/02/2010 12:13, Andy Levy wrote:
> You can easily run Subversion in a relatively small VM with storage
> located on a SAN (which will appear as a local drive to the OS and
> applications running on it) unless you've got a very large number of
> users/amount of traffic.
Or he could just run su
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 10:12, Vicky Chester wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm looking at setting up an SVN repository using apache. I'd like to be
> able to put the repository folder onto a shared network drive and have
> apache run on a separate PC. The network drive gets backed up every night
> whereas
Hi
Have anyone already created some scripts for making life easier using svn
1.6 merge tracking and are willing to share?
I want a replacement for svnmerge.py avail -l
Something like:
svnAvail.py -S
Running: svn mergeinfo --show-revs eligible | xargs -I {} svn log
-v -{}
I'd like a script for
On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 02:46, Justin Connell
wrote:
> Hi,
> If I use a dumpfilter exclude /parentpath/folder_to_drop will the content of
> the parentpath be preserved?
parentpath and everything in parentpath (except folder_to_drop and its
contents) will be preserved.
// Ben
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