Hi all,
I set up a slave repository. While running the svnsync command on the master
using the --username and --password options those values are not passed to the
slave machine. My pre-revprop-change hook get values for %1 (repository) and %2
(revision), but only empty string in %3 (should be
Hi guys,
I am trying to debug this weird error that is coming from calling
svn_client_status5. I am using Qt and I am converting my file path to ascii
and passing the const char* to svn_client_status5 function. For those who
know Qt,
QByteArray dummyByteArray;
foreach( const QString& file
On Jul 2, 2012, at 16:49, David Newman wrote:
> Consider a repository with multiple projects. Each project is separately
> dumped and imported into another repository. Where before the revisions were
> sequential by time, now they are sequential by project.
>
> So far the only problem I ha
Hi Phillip.
Thanks for the response.
I am unclear about the intended functionality of SVN when using merge -c -M
(or -r M:), given your response and the instructions in the svn book.
If I display the conflict brought up by the aforementioned merge command,
svn merge -c -4 file:///path_to_repos/t
Hi there,
Consider a repository with multiple projects. Each project is separately
dumped and imported into another repository. Where before the revisions
were sequential by time, now they are sequential by project.
So far the only problem I have come across is that checkout by date isn't
comple
Nairn Baliber writes:
> This creates a conflict (upon running that command, not on commit), whereby
> the merge-left file contains everything up until line r4, and the
> merge-right file contains everything up until line r3. In other words,
> instead of removing a past change, the command seems t
