Background:
We have been developing an embedded code base for a hardware platform using SVN
as the code repository. We now have customers A, B, C and D each with unique
software requirements. The embedded code base that we developed for our
platform hardware will be the starting code base fo
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Jeff Davey
UNIX/Linux & Tools Admin
Apache Mission Systems/Armament
(480) 891-5800
Here is the pattern I usually use for this.
I like to limite the revision range and to export always incrementally.
Also, I want to renumber revisions and drop empty revisions (because of
filtering based on project path).
Hope it helps.
svnadmin dump -r
: --incremental |
svndumpfilter
On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 14:37, wrote:
> Say you have multiple projects in one repository.
>
> Is there an easy way to separate out one project tree, along with its
> specific history, and move it to a new or different repository?
>
> Thanks in advance, apologies if it’s in the manual somewhere.
Say you have multiple projects in one repository.
Is there an easy way to separate out one project tree, along with its
specific history, and move it to a new or different repository?
Thanks in advance, apologies if it's in the manual somewhere.
Are you hosting the server only, or will you also be hosting working
copies? Spread working copies across spindles and put the server on its
own spindle to reduce latency.
JLM
> > Hello guys!
> > I'm a svn newbie... I'm using svn in a php project and for many
> > months
> > I had not problems and I commited my data many times.
> > Recently, I did a big refactoring in my application and I
> > moved/delete/overwritten many files (forgetting the svn issues).
> > Unfortunate
> Hello guys!
> I'm a svn newbie... I'm using svn in a php project and for many
> months
> I had not problems and I commited my data many times.
> Recently, I did a big refactoring in my application and I
> moved/delete/overwritten many files (forgetting the svn issues).
> Unfortunately now I'm not
On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 11:07, Gary wrote:
> Can anyone give me some tips as to the properties we should look for in
> a server suitable for subversion use please? I have a few ideas, but
> haven't been able to find anything "written down" online.
>
Software? Hardware? Infrastructure? Storage? Ch
There's not much that Subversion cannot run on.
In the environment where I work, we currently have everything running on
Mac OS X. We actively working on migrating to Red Hat RHEL 5 as part of
an over all company effort to reduce the number of supported platforms.
My advice, look at folks wh
Hello guys!
I'm a svn newbie... I'm using svn in a php project and for many months
I had not problems and I commited my data many times.
Recently, I did a big refactoring in my application and I
moved/delete/overwritten many files (forgetting the svn issues).
Unfortunately now I'm not anymore able
Hello!
I used basic access authentication (passwd file) for apache2 which are
contained old logins of developers.
I just been change authentication on LDAP. There are new logins on the LDAP.
I want to create aliases for a new login on a old login (revision author).
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Best regards,
Eugene Kili
Hi,
I have created my repository dumps using :
svnadmin --quiet --deltas /path/to/repo > remo.dump
The svn --version produces 1.4.2 and the dump was created on a RHEL4
system. When I try to load / restore the dump in another system /
folder, as
svnadmin load /another/drive/path/to/repo < remo.du
On Thursday 16 Sep 2010, Phillip Gussow wrote:
> Hi Allan,
>
> Thanks for your response. It seems this is indeed the path to take to solve
> my problem.
> Only downside is that I will list everything in the project. And there
> might be 1000s of files in there with only 3 locks on it. So it would
Greetings to all subversive^H^Honed elements!
[Maybe this should have gone to dev, but as this is our 1st mail to the SVN
MLs, we'll stick to the advice "if in doubt: users".]
We use the svn:externals feature quite extensively in our software projects,
as it allows for a nice modular concept.
Bas
Hi Allan,
Thanks for your response. It seems this is indeed the path to take to solve
my problem.
Only downside is that I will list everything in the project. And there might
be 1000s of files in there with only 3 locks on it. So it would be nice to
have SVN do the filtering server side (in svnser
On Thursday 16 Sep 2010, Phillip Gussow wrote:
> Hi group,
>
>
>
> I’m running into a situation where I need to know all locks that exist on a
> certain repository path.
>
> I know there is the svnadmin lslocks command. Which is in general what I
> need, but I need to do it on an URL, because I do
This is a bit OT I'm afraid.
We are in the process of moving one project from StarTeam to Subversion. We are
using the Polarion svnimporter script. We are also planning on using the
svndumptool to do some reorganisation other little things before loading the
dump into a new SVN repo.
>From the
On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 11:07 AM, Phillip Gussow wrote:
> Hi group,
>
>
>
> I’m running into a situation where I need to know all locks that exist on a
> certain repository path.
>
> I know there is the svnadmin lslocks command. Which is in general what I
> need, but I need to do it on an URL, bec
Hi group,
I’m running into a situation where I need to know all locks that exist on a
certain repository path.
I know there is the svnadmin lslocks command. Which is in general what I
need, but I need to do it on an URL, because I don’t have access to the
server path.
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