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Having latest copy of SVN'ed files in document root

由 ￡可爱￡侵袭症＋ 提交于 2020-01-24 01:21:26
问题 A while back I asked link text and I got some great answers. What I would like to know is if there is a way to keep the files under my web applications document root, and when I make a change, commit them back to the repository. From what I understand, in order to work on files, they can't be in the web root. Having to move them out to somewhere else just to work on them seems counter-intuitive to me. Am I missing something? Thanks! 回答1: in order to work on files, they can't be in the web

GIT: efficient way to prevent commiting non-functional changes?

由 ε祈祈猫儿з 提交于 2020-01-23 16:56:30
问题 I don't want any non-functional changes like spacing, new lines, tabs in my commits. I used to use SVN which had a UI showing 2 screens (old file on left, file I'm about to commit on right) that let me quickly go through all my changes (down arrow) and change which way the arrow pointed (right meant commit it, left meant revert it back to how it was). What are some similar, or even better ways to solve this problem in git? 回答1: A setting like this one would do the trick: git config apply

Whats the difference between Nexus and SVN?

由 我只是一个虾纸丫 提交于 2020-01-23 15:22:46
问题 Both SVN and Nexus are widely used as repository for source code during development and integration. That said, why do we really need to use Nexus when we can have our repos set up via SVN? Even SVN has a proper version control schema and its widely acclaimed. Skimmed through google , but nothing seems to provide a clear difference. Please clarify me. 回答1: Imagine an automobile factory. In go blueprints like this, out comes a vehicle like this. SVN is like the filing cabinet where you store

Subversion: For merging, how to add renaming meta information later, after the commit?

由 北慕城南 提交于 2020-01-23 13:06:19
问题 Note: The underlying situation of this question is also part of a slightly different question here. Situation I have a trunk, where earlier, a branch has been made from. Then, in the trunk some file renamings have been made. These renamings were accidentially made by "copy/delete", not with the proper svn rename process as they should have. This is described in the TSVN docs, and in my case the "Repair move" was omitted. Now I have tree conflicts, when merging the branch back to the trunk:

Android Studio关联SVN配置

由 允我心安 提交于 2020-01-23 11:50:57
一、SVN的安装 command line 模式安装TortoiseSVN 如果TortoiseSVN不是command line 模式来安装，C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin\svn.exe文件是找不到的 android studio关联本地TortoiseSVN工具要用到该文件 这里还要点击红色框框中下拉图标，下拉选择一下 二、AndroidStudio中关联SVN SVN安装完成后，checkout、commit代码都需要关联svn后才可以，首先打开 AndroidStudio 中的 setting 配置面板，找到Version Control–>SubVersion如下图： 路径选择为svn安装目录下的.exe文件 注意： 1、我遇到路径下没有找到svn.exe文件问题，这是因为TortoiseSVN默认安装的，TortoiseSVN需要像上面一样command line 模式安装。 2、如果电脑已经默认安装了TortoiseSVN那怎么办，难道要卸载掉再来安装吗？ 其实不需要卸载软件。选择修复软件来重新安装，重新安装的时候使用command line模式安装就可以了 三. Android Studio添加忽略文件以及上传项目到svn： 上传项目到svn前需添加忽略文件 步骤：打开Android Studio–>File–>Setting–

Importing a Subversion repository with a non-standard layout into Git

由 南笙酒味 提交于 2020-01-23 10:13:31
问题 I'm trying to (permanently) migrate my group's Subversion repository to Git, but I'm running onto problems trying to clean up its non-standard directory structure. Some of the project's content is contained in trunk and branches folders, but not all of it. The project on Subversion is laid out like this: project/trunk/ project/branches/feature_1 project/branches/feature_2 project/libraries project/crontab ... After importing, I want the Git repository to be laid out like so: project/html #

SVN how to export files from single commit?

由 匆匆过客 提交于 2020-01-23 08:12:20
问题 Is there any possibility to export files that had been changed or modified in single commit? This would be usefull for deploying changes to web serwer after commiting them to repository (given that the server dont have svn to update from). 回答1: Console, Windows-unfriendly svn diff --summarize -r N-1:N inside working copy produces a list (file per line with status indicator,spaces-separates) of affected in range files. You have after only gawk to get $2 pass result to xargs In case of more one

SVN how to export files from single commit?

由 被刻印的时光 ゝ 提交于 2020-01-23 08:12:05
问题 Is there any possibility to export files that had been changed or modified in single commit? This would be usefull for deploying changes to web serwer after commiting them to repository (given that the server dont have svn to update from). 回答1: Console, Windows-unfriendly svn diff --summarize -r N-1:N inside working copy produces a list (file per line with status indicator,spaces-separates) of affected in range files. You have after only gawk to get $2 pass result to xargs In case of more one

SVN how to export files from single commit?

由 别来无恙 提交于 2020-01-23 08:12:04
问题 Is there any possibility to export files that had been changed or modified in single commit? This would be usefull for deploying changes to web serwer after commiting them to repository (given that the server dont have svn to update from). 回答1: Console, Windows-unfriendly svn diff --summarize -r N-1:N inside working copy produces a list (file per line with status indicator,spaces-separates) of affected in range files. You have after only gawk to get $2 pass result to xargs In case of more one

Resolving SVN merge postponed conflicts recursively

由 岁酱吖の 提交于 2020-01-23 07:55:29
问题 I have a dev branch that hasn't been touched for a while. I merged the trunk into it to integrate many fixes/changes in the main line since it was branched out, but now I have many small conflicts (merge-left/merge-right). I want the latest trunk revision to be used to resolve each conflict. Is there a command I can run that will resolve all conflicts under a working copy in one direction automatically (merge-right should be used for all conflicts)? EDIT: As indicated in the comments, I tried
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