Re: Migrating to SVN from zipfile-based archival. Advice?

On Jun 10, 2010, at 17:24, Lieven Govaerts wrote: >>> Is the SVN server smart enough to realize that, even if I follow this >>> course of action, that >>> >>> /trunk/foo/bar.c >>> /tags/release1/foo/bar.c >>> /tags/release2/foo/bar.c >>> >>> are all the same file with minor (if any) differences?

Re: can I use svn:externals instead of svn copy to create a tag?

I already have a pre-commit hook that just does this. You can set an "add-only" parameter which allows you to copy files into that directory, but not modify files in that directory. Take a look at it: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/433257/hooks.zip. On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 4:42 PM, Gary Hallmark wrote:

Re: Migrating to SVN from zipfile-based archival. Advice?

[..] >> Is the SVN server smart enough to realize that, even if I follow this >> course of action, that >> >> /trunk/foo/bar.c >> /tags/release1/foo/bar.c >> /tags/release2/foo/bar.c >> >> are all the same file with minor (if any) differences? > > If you do this you are going to get several copies

Migrating to SVN from zipfile-based archival. Advice?

I've been using zipfiles to make snapshots of my development directories. Recently, I've decided maybe a solution that's a little more robust might be in order, so I'm looking to migrate to SVN. I'd like a bit of advice on how to go about doing that. Perhaps even just a sanity check. Using t

RE: Migrating to SVN from zipfile-based archival. Advice?

> I've been using zipfiles to make snapshots of my development > directories. Recently, I've decided maybe a solution that's a little > more robust might be in order, so I'm looking to migrate to SVN. > > I'd like a bit of advice on how to go about doing that. Perhaps even > just a sanity check. >

Re: Migrating to SVN from zipfile-based archival. Advice?

Barry Callahan wrote: I've been using zipfiles to make snapshots of my development directories. Recently, I've decided maybe a solution that's a little more robust might be in order, so I'm looking to migrate to SVN. I'd like a bit of advice on how to go about doing that. Perhaps even just a

can I use svn:externals instead of svn copy to create a tag?

All examples I have seen for tagging use svn copy (or svncopy -tag) to create a tag. If I want to make sure nobody can change the tag, I guess I could write a commit hook. But couldn't I use a versioned external definition to create the tag instead of svn copy? Seems this would better enforce t

RE: Migrating to SVN from zipfile-based archival. Advice?

> -Original Message- > From: Barry Callahan [mailto:bar...@rjlsystems.com] > Sent: Thursday, June 10, 2010 5:26 PM > To: users@subversion.apache.org > Subject: Migrating to SVN from zipfile-based archival. Advice? . . . . > > Using the standard layout, I figured the current source would g

Re: svn move directory will create a new revision for every file inside this directory?

Hi Bob, Thanks for you replay. I heve the structure below: DIR_A - Rev 1 > File_A - Rev 2 DIR_B - Rev 3 If I move DIR_A to inside DIR_B the structure will be as: DIR_B - Rev 3 >DIR_A - Rev 4 >> File_A - Rev 2 So, the directory has a new revision (Rev 4), but files inside this

RE: svn move directory will create a new revision for every file inside this directory?

> Thanks for you replay. > > I heve the structure below: > > DIR_A - Rev 1 > > File_A - Rev 2 > DIR_B - Rev 3 > > If I move DIR_A to inside DIR_B the structure will be as: > > DIR_B - Rev 3 > >DIR_A - Rev 4 > >> File_A - Rev 2 > > So, the directory has a new revision (Rev 4), b

Re: can I use svn:externals instead of svn copy to create a tag?

On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 4:42 PM, Gary Hallmark wrote: > All examples I have seen for tagging use svn copy (or svncopy -tag) to > create a tag. If I want to make sure nobody can change the tag, I guess I > could write a commit hook. But couldn't I use a versioned external > definition to create the

Re: can I use svn:externals instead of svn copy to create a tag?

On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 6:42 AM, Gary Hallmark wrote: > All examples I have seen for tagging use svn copy (or svncopy -tag) to > create a tag. If I want to make sure nobody can change the tag, I guess I > could write a commit hook. But couldn't I use a versioned external > definition to create the

RE: svn move directory will create a new revision for every file inside this directory?

> The command below will create a new revision for directory SRC_REP_DIR? > And for files inside this directory? Had a new revision too? > > "svn move SRC_REP_DIR DST_REP_DIR" > > Command above use repository not WC. That command is going to basically going to be the same as: svn copy SRC_REP_D

svn move directory will create a new revision for every file inside this directory?

Hi, The command below will create a new revision for directory SRC_REP_DIR? And for files inside this directory? Had a new revision too? "svn move SRC_REP_DIR DST_REP_DIR" Command above use repository not WC. Regards, Leo

Re: Two svn/apache servers accessing one database

Stephen Connolly wrote: On 10 June 2010 06:34, Richard England > wrote: On 06/08/2010 01:48 AM, Ulrich Eckhardt wrote: On Saturday 05 June 2010, Richard England wrote: Are there any possible repercussions of having two server both running Ap

Re: replacing all code with latest SVN regardless of conflicts or uncommitted changes or whatever

Thomas Anderson wrote: Say I've added a bunch of debug code to files in a particular directory and that I want to now remove all the debug code. I could search through the file and manually remove it all or I could just re checkout the directory from SVN and replace the debug directory with the

Re: replacing all code with latest SVN regardless of conflicts or uncommitted changes or whatever

On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 10:46:26AM -0500, Thomas Anderson wrote: > Say I've added a bunch of debug code to files in a particular > directory and that I want to now remove all the debug code. I could > search through the file and manually remove it all or I could just re > checkout the directory fr

replacing all code with latest SVN regardless of conflicts or uncommitted changes or whatever

Say I've added a bunch of debug code to files in a particular directory and that I want to now remove all the debug code. I could search through the file and manually remove it all or I could just re checkout the directory from SVN and replace the debug directory with the latest SVN code. Problem

File externals included in svn status --quite

When running svn status in an unmodified working copy, file externals are included in the output regardless of whether the --quiet flag is supplied. This seems wrong as my assumption is that running status with the --quiet flag on a unmodified wc should return no output. This breaks the current ve

Re: startup questions

On Jun 10, 2010, at 07:47, Birdsell, John - OIG wrote: > I have read: svnbook.red-bean.com for 1.6 and “Pragmatic Version Control > using Subversion 2nd ed.” And I’m more confused now than before I began. Sorry to hear that! I found the Red Bean book quite clear and helpful, starting with no v

Re: Functionality change request for revision compare

On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 05:16:40AM -0700, K F wrote: > I was comparing two tags and if I select the older revision first > it correctly shows a folder and the files under it as added. If I > select the newer one first it shows the same directory as > deleted but does not show the files under it

Re: startup questions

On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 6:17 PM, Birdsell, John - OIG < birdsell.j...@oig.dol.gov> wrote: > Hello, > > > > I am new to svn, and have inherited the project of installing and > implementing version control. Currently we are not using any form of > version control > > > > A little background; our c

startup questions

Hello, I am new to svn, and have inherited the project of installing and implementing version control. Currently we are not using any form of version control A little background; our current environment set up is, develop on local machines (win) ftp to test (Unix) on approval, ftp from loc

Functionality change request for revision compare

I was comparing two tags and if I select the older revision first it correctly shows a folder and the files under it as added. If I select the newer one first it shows the same directory as deleted but does not show the files under it as deleted. Is there a reason why it could not show the file

Re: Two svn/apache servers accessing one database

On Jun 10, 2010, at 01:13, Stephen Connolly wrote: > Why not just have the old server issue a 301/302 to the new server location > (I can never remember which is moved permanently)? Subversion clients do not follow redirects.

Re: merge and branch questions

You can use 'svn merge' to merge changesets from the branch back into the trunk. You can also use reintegrate and still keep the branch, though it is not a very good idea since later trunk->branch synchronizations will cause lots of conflicts, as svn will try to merge the reintegration changese

Re: --trust-server-cert

Thank you for the thorough answer, I appriciate it. Arpad Ilia On Wednesday, June 09, 2010 07:03:21 pm Daniel Shahaf wrote: > Short version: --trust-server-cert bypasses ONLY the "CA is unknown" > check; it doesn't bypass hostname and expiry checks. > > Arpad Ilia wrote on Wed, 9 Jun 2010 at 15: