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问题 I have cloned an SVN repository from work using git-svn. During the initial cloning, I provided an SVN authors file. When I did the initial clone, git set the authorsfile as an absolute path. However, I keep copies of this git repository on a work machine and a laptop, and keep the copies in sync using unison (they are not two different clones, but the same clone). The paths to my git repository are different on the work machine and the laptop, which means that the authors file won't be found

问题 I'm just getting started learning how to use Subversion for building my web applications, so bear with me. Here is how I am setting it all up: One of my domains will host the repositories for all of my projects. I have the standard tags/branches/trunk structure. This is in a public folder so it can be accessed by other developers. I will have a folder on my live server containing each release of the application, and I'll have a symlink in the web directory pointing to the current release.

问题 When I issue the below from the command line: svn add SomeFileInMyWorkingDirectory.zip I get: svn: This client is too old to work working copy '.'; Please get a newer subversion client. OK, this is pretty straight-forward. But what has me confused is that when I issue the following command: svn --version The response I get is svn, version 1.4.3 (r23084) But, when I go to the ToirtiseSVN client and click on "about" I get: TortoiseSVN 1.6.8, Build 19260 - 32 Bit , 2010/04/16 20:20:11 Subversion

问题 The data set is 97984 files in 6766 folders with 2,57 GB. A lot of them are binary files. For me this does not sound so much. The daily data change rate is in the hundreds of KB on maybe 50 files. But I'm scared that subversion will become extremely slow. It was never fast anyway and the last time at v1.2 the recommendation was splitting it into multiple repositories. No, I don't like this. Is there way that I can tell Subversion or any other free open source version control to trust the file

问题 !!! This is not a duplicate question since the solutions offered in the other topics didn't work for me. When I try to commit: Error: Working copy 'D:\Webs\Drupal 6' locked Error: Please execute the "Cleanup" command. When I try to do a cleanup: Cleanup failed to process the following paths: D:\Webs\Drupal 6 Does anyone know how I can solve this problem? 回答1: Does it work if you do a new "clean" checkout merge the files that you have modified into the new checkout folder(s) using a merge /

问题 I want to develop and manage my DEV@CloudBees and RUN@CloudBees workspace from Eclipse, for a PlayFramework project, and I will have to work with it from several different PC. I'm using the Cloudbees SVN repository, Jenkins CI solution, database ... everything. I installed CloudBees and PlayFramework plugins for Eclipse, created my CloudBees account, SVN repository, project, Jenkins Job and database. I've created my Play project, eclipsified it. I understand and I have tested each component

问题 Having some trouble renaming a file in SVN whilst keeping the history. Used this thread, but I'm pretty sure I just made a new file, and deleted the old one... (How to rename a file using svn?) And following the comments, I did create a new file with the new file name I wanted. touch newfilename svn rm newfilename --force svn mv oldfilename newfilename Which gave me: A newfilename D oldfilename Using svnX 0.9.13 回答1: Rename in Subversion is implemented as a copy with history (to create the

问题 I know you can convert svn repository to mercurial repository (or use mercurial as a client to svn repo) but what I want is to convert mercurial repository to svn repository. We have some tool that uses SVNKit, and we'd like to continue use it, but want to be able to work on mercurial repository. Hence we want to completely convert mercurial repo to svn repo. Is that something that's possible? (and how?) 回答1: Consider using hgsubversion which lets you work on a svn repo from within mercurial,

问题 I have been getting into SVN quite recently. I decided that I wanted to install the SVN server on my web hosting space. My host is godaddy. So here's my question: How can I install SVN on godaddy. I can SSH into the server, and the server is running Red Hat 4. Any suggestions? 回答1: I would contact godaddy to see if they support this. It really is up to the web host to support an application like this. 回答2: Depends on the type of web hosting. If all you have is virtual HTTP hosting, you might

问题 I have a big directories tree involving many subdirectories. In many of the directories I used the svn propedit svn:ignore . , and ignored files and/or directories in the given directory. Now, I want to ignore, in all subdirectories the directories called foo . In this answer, it is suggested to invoke: svn propset --recursive svn:ignore foo . from the tree's root. The problem is, that once invoking this, it overrides all predefined ignores in the various subdirectories - and this is