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问题 Currently my team uses Visual Sourcesafe, and being very familiar with how horrible the GUI is first hand and having heard the internet mummer about how unreliable it is, I've been trying to push a move to SVN. Today I was talking to manager about the eventual move, which he supports, and he asked if it was possible to create sourcesafe style links in SVN. Links, for people not familiar with sourcesafe, work the same conceptually as file links under Linux. We use them to link shared code

问题 Team SVN commands were working fine in terminal. I have uninstalled and installed the latest version of my svnclient. from then, i'm not able to access the svn commands from terminal in my mac. following is the error message i see in terminal dyld: Library not loaded: /opt/local/lib/libssl.1.0.0.dylib Referenced from: /usr/local/bin/svn Reason: image not found Trace/BPT trap: 5 I'm using Mac OS 10.8.2 Kindly help me to fix this. 回答1: It looks like your local copy of "svn" (installed in /usr

问题 How can I limit access to a repository so certain users can only checkout/update? We want to control the repository so only production-ready code is committed to the repository, but still want the programmers to use the repository, and have the up-to-date code available. 回答1: Assuming you're using svnserv: You need to configure the user's rights explicitly in the authz file. harry = rw sally = r Also, there is a section in the svnserv.conf file to look at: harry has read/write access, and

问题 I am currently running VisualSVN Server Enterprise on a Windows Server 2008 R2 x64 machine and I had no problem installing and setting it up locally. I need to give remote access to a user in the UK and wanted to know how this is done on a Windows Server. I presume he will access it using https but I have no idea what I need to do on my end locally to grant remote access. Any help or direction would be much appreciated. Thanks. 回答1: First can you please check the Visual SVN on what port and

问题 I'm doing some maintenance on a private svn server. Authentication is handled through Apache basic HTTP+mod_authz_svn. I need to have it so every user has read/write access, except for a single read-only user. The read-only user still needs to be authenticated, though. I setup my authz config file like this: [/] * = rw read-only = r But this doesn't work. The user "read-only" can still commit changes. I can make things read-only for everyone, but the * bit seems to override what I'm trying to

问题 I'm behind an authenticating proxy and need to access a remote SVN repo over https using git svn . The proxy is defined in my ~/.subversion/servers file. When I start with git svn fetch , I get an error message: RA layer request failed: OPTIONS of 'http://url/to/repos/branches/experimental' Ok. No problem. Let's write down the credentials to ~/.subversion/servers → everything works fine. However, I'm a little bit uncomfortable having my domain credentials stored in a plain text file on my

问题 Every time I open my eclipse it takes a lot of time (30 to 60 min)to update svn cache. So could you please tell, Is there any way I can speed up or turn off the svn cache update? If I turn off the svn cache update, what will be effect? 回答1: I noticed this taking awhile on my machine running Eclipse Neon so I disabled the Compute deep outgoing state option under Window > Preferences > Team > SVN > Performance . This has helped considerably with no obvious detrimental effect. Note that I left

问题 I got very used to git's way of having to touch every file you want to commit, and, while at it, double-check the diff. Now at work i have to use svn and i keep commiting stuff accidentially. Is there a way to make subversion behave like git in that i have to tell every file explicitly that should be included in the next commit? 回答1: An alternative method would be to use the git-svn bridge at work, unless there are reasons as to why you can't. No one but you will have to know that you're

问题 I'm used to git and I like it very much, but one of my client is (still?) using subversion, I don't really now about svn, but I know there a git-svn package. I know it's possible to fetch a repo from svn with git, but can i use git instead of svn and still commit, and "push" to the central svn server? I want to use git and not svn if I can can you point me any tutorial to do so? Thank you EDIT: I actually don't care to fetch ALL the commits, only the 10/20 previous one would be enough as the

问题 I have to checkout a repository that has 8 branches which I don't wont to download each branch size ~400MB. Only need to checkout the folder structure and the trunk. repo/trunk repo/tags/<do not download content of this directory> repo/branches/<do not download content of this directory> Any idea? Prefer command line use. 回答1: You want to use Subversion's sparse directories feature. svn co --depth immediates URL_TO_REPOSITORY PATH_TO_WORKING_COPY svn update --set-depth infinity PATH_TO