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问题 I have to import an huge SVN repository that I have to transfer from one server to another. So I exported it from the old server: svnadmin dump . > archive.svn and imported it on the new one: svnadmin load . < archive.svn In the middle of the import process I got this error: Cannot accept non-LF line endings in 'svn:ignore' property How can I fix this? I have full control of both servers. 回答1: Have you changed the server version? This is a known issue in 1.6, and causes problems when going

问题 I'm using TortoiseSVN on my development machine (running Windows Server 2003) and VisualSVN Server on the server side. Both are the latest versions (against Subversion 1.6.5). Everything works well generally; however I'm getting a little frustrated with the TortoiseSVN file overlays (the little icons that show locked or modified statuses on the files in Explorer). Sometimes these overlays seem to update instantly after a commit or lock, sometimes they only change after a couple of refreshes,

问题 Does anyone know where the SVN global config file is for the Slik SVN client for Windows? Specifically 64 bit? 回答1: Mine is located here (Windows 7 64-bit): %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Subversion\config 回答2: It's usually located in %APPDATA%\Subversion . 回答3: Paths: C:\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Application Data\Subversion\ --Windows XP C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Roaming\Subversion -- Vista / 7 In Windows, If you can't see the config file. You can open it (without extension) if you

问题 I am attempting to move a file to another folder inside a TortoiseSVN repository, and the revision history is not being preserved. I have tried moving the files using the Repo-browser (right-click drag the files and select "Move items to here") as well in the working folder (right-click drag, select "SVN Move versioned files here," and commit the parent folder). In both cases the history is not preserved. I have read the TortoiseSVN manual as well as some other posts from people and am

问题 a part of our team found out that git is cool and started using it as a svn client. So every developer had a local git repository and synced it with svn via git-svn. Then we wanted to do code reviews of the commits and send patches to collegues for review. This approach was not very intuitive, since the checksums of the SAME Revision in svn was different for each local git repository. No clue why, since the content should be the same. Maybe it is a bug in svn rebase ? So we tried to have a

问题 Try to commit my first iPhone application to Subversion found that there's "code signing identity" section in my xcode project.pbxproj file. CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY = "iPhone Developer: my username here...; "CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY[sdk=iphoneos*]" = "iPhone Developer: above..."; The issue is, in our team we use different provisioning which bound to our device. So when other want to run the code on device, they have to change this line. We can share one provisioning to across this, but that way have

问题 This question already has answers here : SVN repository backup strategies (19 answers) Closed 5 years ago . I often hear that having an SVN repository doesn't cancel need for backups. How is such backup done? I mean the repository will inflate over time, won't it? So do I back it up as a whole every time or what do I do? What's the easiest way to do such backups? 回答1: I've used svnadmin with hotcopy. svnadmin hotcopy repopath backupdestination You can also use the svnadmin dump command. 回答2:

问题 I have a project that uses totoiseSVN. Before upgrading it to 1.7 version all works fine, but when I upgrade tortoiseSVN to 1.7 version it gives me an error when I try to commit or to show history log or to update: org.tigris.subversion.javahl.ClientException: Unsupported working copy format The path 'C:\Users\user\stuff\myApp' appears to be part of a Subversion 1.7 or greater working copy. Please upgrade your Subversion client to use this working copy. As I know if my system has toriseSVN

问题 We are using a Subversion server at my job for source control. I was thinking that rather than keeping up with my own branch, I would run Mercurial on my workstation, commit locally, and then commit to the Subversion trunk whenever I’m done with whatever feature I’m working on. From my understanding of DVCS this is theoretically possible. Can anyone offer reference to any tutorials on this specific type of integration, or point to any tools that will make such a process as seamless as

问题 What are the benefits of Perforce? I'd love to have some insight as to how Perforce can work better in a given situation than, say, Subversion. If you have experience with both Perforce and Subversion and you don't believe that there are any advantages, or believe that svn has advantages over Perforce, I'd like to know why, as well. 回答1: I've worked with Perforce for years, as well as Clearcase, Sourcesafe, RCS, PVCS, CVS and Subversion. More recently I've started using GIT too. From this