Re: TortoiseSVN on the shared drive to be used by multiple users

eed the S drive version). On Friday, December 5, 2014 3:09:16 PM UTC-5, Ryan Schmidt wrote: > > > On Dec 4, 2014, at 10:42 AM, frame wrote: > > > In our office, each of us has his own PC. Cygwin is installed on each > PC. Every PC can access the shared S drive. >

TortoiseSVN on the shared drive to be used by multiple users

Hi: In our office, each of us has his own PC. Cygwin is installed on each PC. Every PC can access the shared S drive. I have installed TortoiseSVN on my own PC. I am thinking doing a short-cut: no need to install TortoiseSVN on everybody's PC. I just copied my C:/Program Files/TortoiseSVN to t

how to remove a directory in my local copy when using TortoisSVN sparse checkout?

Hi: We use svn both on Linux and on PC. On Linux: $svn --version svn, version 1.6.11 (r934486) compiled Feb 12 2014, 06:45:35 Copyright (C) 2000-2009 CollabNet. Subversion is open source software, see http://subversion.tigris.org/ This product includes software developed by CollabNet (http:

Re: during checkout, some files always cannot be pulled out to my local drive

Thank you for the reply. You are correct. To my surprise, I found that there are a bunch of paired files like abc.h and Abc.h. The first file was checked out while Abc.h always not on Windows 7. On Tuesday, May 27, 2014 1:46:39 PM UTC-4, jbl...@icloud.com wrote: > > Windows uses a case insensiti

during checkout, some files always cannot be pulled out to my local drive

Hi: I am using ToitoiseSVN on Windows 7. When I check out a tree from the repository, one directory within the tree behaves odd: some files within this directory were successfully checked out while some files never came down. They all are *.h files. Right now, if I run "svn st", there are a bu

a svn revert question

ALL: Let's say my project head is r130. We found a bug, started in r111. I want to do this: I want to fix r111, check in as r131. I also want to fix r130, checking as r132, the new head. How to do that? Please don't criticize me on why not just fix r130 to become r131, the new head. Please jus

Re: is that possible the same code under two different subversion service provider?

On Friday, February 22, 2013 11:13:49 AM UTC-5, Thorsten Schöning wrote: > > Guten Tag frame, > > > With this approach you loose history of new developments of > project/aaa and depend on company B with everything you are doing with > project/aaa and which is not already

Re: is that possible the same code under two different subversion service provider?

Thank you for all the replies and the link. Actually, I have just finished reading carefully the "externals definition" section of the book from top to the bottom. I think "externals definition" is the answer to our needs. Sorry, I didn't study "Vendor Branch" section. I am planning to put pro

is that possible the same code under two different subversion service provider?

Hi: Suppose our project tree look like: project/aaa project/bbb Currrently, the whole project tree is under subversion control provided by company A. In the same time, I also want to put the sub directory project/aaa under subversion control provided by company B. The reason for doing that is

How to find out Subclise version?

Hi, I have tried many places in Eclipse(version Indigo) and I still cannot find out which version of my Subclipse is. I am working on Linux. We also have a subversion client(version 1.6.5) on the terminal. Both works, but most of time I use subversion on the command line. On the checked out

A Subclipse question: Eclipse hangs for a long time if it has not been used for one or two weeks

Hi, We have such a headache in using Eclipse and I believe that is due to Subclipse. I am wondering if anybody can help me. Thank you. We use Eclipse to develop Java standalone applications. One thing I found is that if I have not used Eclipse for one or two weeks, when I start Eclipse (using

will big revision number slow subversion performance?

Hi: Suppose we have two exactly same subversion repository trees, one which HEAD is at revision 9000 and one which HEAD is only at revision 100. Is the one with low revision number performs faster? Or should be no difference? the performance, I mean "svn update", "svn commit" etc. Thank you.

Re: why "svn cleanup" does not work?

The next day I came in. I re-typed "svn cleanup" and it worked. Maybe the other day there are other programs running and somehow interfered with svn cleanup.

why "svn cleanup" does not work?

Hi, I am using subversion 1.6.5 on Red Hat Linux 5.6. At the top of the tree, when I do "svn cleanup", I got this strange message: svn: Can't create directory 'abc/def/.svn/tmp/props': File exists The tree is still locked. I re-typed "svn cleanup", I got the similar message, but regards to dif

During sparse checkout, what's the difference between "svn update --depth" and "svn update --set-depth"?

I am playing sparse checkout feature of subversion. It is working great. It let me completely ignore the portion of the tree that unrelates to me. I just have one thing unclear: 1)svn checkout https:///proj --depth empty In my local area, I will have a directory created with name "proj", sinc

Re: How to store new password so no need to enter every time?

On Thursday, May 3, 2012 3:47:13 PM UTC-4, Stefan Sperling wrote: > > On Thu, May 03, 2012 at 12:41:38PM -0700, frame wrote: > > I saw the password is saved in the file within > .subversion/auth/svn.simple > > directory. Is that correct? How can I have it saved in en

Re: How to store new password so no need to enter every time?

Great. Following your instruction, I have added the following line in my .subversion/servers file: store-plaintext-passwords = ask I tried "svn ls https://xxx";. After typing the password at the prompt, I got these messages: -

Re: How to store new password so no need to enter every time?

Please see my answers below. On Thursday, May 3, 2012 2:43:25 PM UTC-4, Stefan Sperling wrote: > > Did you change anything in ~/.subversion/config or ~/.subversion/servers > from the defaults? > One of my team-mates does not have this password issue(we are using the same svn repo). I have comp

Re: How to store new password so no need to enter every time?

Thank you for your reply. I am using Subversion 1.6.5. And I am using Gnome Red Hat Linux 5.8. Following your instructions, I have moved away this directory ".subversion/auth/svn.simple". Then I tried the svn command, "svn ls my_URL". Again, it asked for the password and I typed in and got the

How to store new password so no need to enter every time?

We use Subversion on Linux. Recently, don't know what I did(one thing for sure, I have changed my password), every time when I check in my commits, it always ask for my password. After typing in my password, then I can check in. It is very in-convenient for me. It was not this way in the past.

Subversion within Eclipse: what is JavaHL (JNI) and what is SVNKit (Pure Java)?

Hi: I use Eclipse as my IDE. I have installed Subclipse - the Subversion plugin of Eclipse. One thing I am unclear is setting Preferences->Team->SVN, when choosing SVN interface, there are two choices for Client, one is JavaHL (JNI) and one is SVNKit (Pure Java) SVNKit v1.7.0.SNAPSHOT. I have n

Re: a TortoiseSVN error during update

OK. I just re-installed, selecting command line option. Now, svn.exe is available. Another minor issue, on the web page, it states the following: The current version is 1.7.6 For detailed info on what's new, read the changelog and the release notes

Re: a TortoiseSVN error during update

I have upgraded my TortoiseSVN from 1.7.1 to the most current one, 1.7.6. This error does not happen anymore. So it was a bug inside TortoiseSVN and it has been fixed. One side issue, in my previous version, (I don't remember exactly how I installed), there is svn.exe inside bin/ directory. I l

a TortoiseSVN error during update

Hi, I work on both Linux and PC. On Linux, we use subversion and there is no any problem. On PC, I use TortoiseSVN. There is a big sub-dir within our whole tree and it always causes problem when I run svn update. The update went for a while, then I hit this error message: svn: E235000: In file

How to ignore a versioned subdirectory within the whole tree during svn update?

Hi, Our team's whole repository tree is like: build.xml 1.txt 2.txt dir_a/ dir_big_and_un_related_to_me/ .. dir_h/ The dir_big_and_un_related_to_me/ is very, very big and it is not relevant to my own work. Every time, when I run "svn update" at the top, I hope that directory is ignored. But I

How to set the *same* ignore properties in many directories?

Hi: I want to add svn:ignore properties which ignores directory "abc_dir". I know how to do it. My difficulty here is that our file structures is like the following: a/b/abc_dir/1.txt z/x/abc_dir/.. m/n/abc_dir/.. ... z100/x100/abc_dir/.. There are about 100 of them. I cannot do it one by

a question about "svn del"

Hi: I have been using subversion for several years. One thing I don't really understand is "svn del": In my local area, if I want to delete a directory: svn del junk_dir svn commit junk_dir -m "deleted it" Now, if another person(or me in another computer) updated his local area, junk_dir is st