2011/10/4 Hutchinson, Steve (UK) :
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> We have been looking at git-svn but to be honest I was hoping for a cleaner
> svn solution if there was one.
For the simple case of being able to roll back changes to a known set
in your working copy you can use the brute force approach of copying
the whole
On Tue, Oct 04, 2011 at 02:54:46PM +0100, Hutchinson, Steve (UK) wrote:
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> We have been looking at git-svn but to be honest I was hoping for a cleaner
> svn solution if there was one.
>
It is a planned feature, but nobody is actitively working on it
at the moment. See h
Thanks for the reply.
We have been looking at git-svn but to be honest I was hoping for a cleaner svn
solution if there was one.
>> A few times we have found ourselves working on a design where we find
>> ourselves unable to connect to the repository but would still like to
> >be able to make
Guten Tag Hutchinson, Steve (UK),
am Dienstag, 4. Oktober 2011 um 15:32 schrieben Sie:
> A few times we have found ourselves working on a design where we find
> ourselves unable to connect to the repository but would still like to be
> able to make modifications to our disconnected working copy.
Hi,
A few times we have found ourselves working on a design where we find
ourselves unable to connect to the repository but would still like to be
able to make modifications to our disconnected working copy. Is there
any way commits can be made to a working copy and then somehow synced
back into
