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问题 First I download SvnMapper(svnmapper.tigris.org) and install it! Then I start SvnMapper, the GUI need to input a URL of subversion, I failed in this step. I have a local repository (means I use file:// protocol to access the repository myself alone), So I input one of my project svn URL to SvnMapper: file:///E:/myrepos/mathutil/trunk , and click OK. SvnMapper complains: Unable to open URL. So I guess, SvnMapper may not support file:// protocol. Then I find a project hosted in Google code

问题 I've created an SVN repo on my Debian Wheezy build server following this tutorial. svn --version gives 1.6.17 . Sadly, I can't commit anymore to the repo from my Windows 7 machine; it fails with the following error message: Transmitting file data .svn: E730054: Commit failed (details follow): svn: E730054: Error running context: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host. I have had this error both with TortoiseSVN and the command line client. These are the contents of /var

问题 If I delete a file from my working copy, then do an Update, the deleted file is restored. This is quite annoying, because I then have to go find the file and delete it again. I'm not sure why SVN does this. If I want to do an Update, it means I want to pull down any changes from the respository. It doesn't mean I want to restore files that I have deleted. Is there a workaround? 回答1: If you want to delete the file from SVN, you need to do an SVN delete, not just delete the file locally. SVN

问题 My last employer had developed an elaborate system which sat on top of SVN to deal with ongoing development: ( change management ) look at bugs/issues and associate them with commits when making the commit by tagging the bug id number and ( release management ) tag items in SVN as part of a specific release based on the bug/issue tracking system. This second part had a workflow associated with it to get sign-off from users/management. Then, when it came time to do the release (usually every

问题 Consider the following situation: Development is mainly done in trunk. Branches are used when fixing complex bugs or developing new (unstable at first) features. Normally these branches are then merged into trunk once development is done. 1 branch is used as current release branch (say currently "R-1.0"). Tags are used for the release (would be "R-1.0.0"). Now a complex bug which is in trunk as well as in the current release 1.0.0 must be fixed: A branch "BG-1" from trunk will be created. The

问题 Consider the following situation: Development is mainly done in trunk. Branches are used when fixing complex bugs or developing new (unstable at first) features. Normally these branches are then merged into trunk once development is done. 1 branch is used as current release branch (say currently "R-1.0"). Tags are used for the release (would be "R-1.0.0"). Now a complex bug which is in trunk as well as in the current release 1.0.0 must be fixed: A branch "BG-1" from trunk will be created. The

问题 We are work with huge script-language web-site, which difficult to deploy on each developer workstation. Are there any body who run into situation when several developers have to work in the one subversion's working folder at the server? 回答1: This just sounds wrong. How are you going to manage separate log ins, concurrent changes? Use multiple WCs for your own sanity! It seems you are taking 60% of the good stuff out of source control and throwing it away. 回答2: "...several developers have to

问题 We are work with huge script-language web-site, which difficult to deploy on each developer workstation. Are there any body who run into situation when several developers have to work in the one subversion's working folder at the server? 回答1: This just sounds wrong. How are you going to manage separate log ins, concurrent changes? Use multiple WCs for your own sanity! It seems you are taking 60% of the good stuff out of source control and throwing it away. 回答2: "...several developers have to

问题 We have been using Domino on a large project for years without any real source-control (other-than server backups). So, I was rather pleased when I noted the latest Designer 8.5.3 has potential integration with SVN. I was unable get SVN working just by following the original instructions for as already noted on Stackoverflow the update sites have moved. The solution posted on OpenNTF, only half worked, with Domino still croaking at GEF, Mylyn and some other missing plugins. After finding and

问题 I am building a wiki-like website, and am wondering how to implement the file versioning to create articles history. I would like to be able, when someone edits a file, to be able to display which parts were edited, and to revert back to a previous file if necessary. EDIT: Thank you for your responses. I started to go through them, and then I realized my post was not very precise. So I may add that I am using Java as a development language (Groovy through Grails to be precise). Also, the