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问题 I'm currently having the following setup in my SVN-repository: -Root --ProjectA ----trunk ----tags ----branches --ProjectB ----trunk ----tags ----branches --ProjectPool ----projectA ----projectB Where ProjectPool contains specific tags of ProjectA and ProjectB. Now the tags in ProjectPool change from time to time. This means a specific trunk-version of ProjectA is commited and I want to create a copy from this revision into Root/ProjectPool/projectA. The new tag should replace the old tag,

问题 I'm currently having the following setup in my SVN-repository: -Root --ProjectA ----trunk ----tags ----branches --ProjectB ----trunk ----tags ----branches --ProjectPool ----projectA ----projectB Where ProjectPool contains specific tags of ProjectA and ProjectB. Now the tags in ProjectPool change from time to time. This means a specific trunk-version of ProjectA is commited and I want to create a copy from this revision into Root/ProjectPool/projectA. The new tag should replace the old tag,

问题 I know I can use #number to to link the commit to an issue. But I'm looking for a way to change the issue status through the svn commit. I'm looking for something similar to what Trac have http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TimeTracking . If your svn comment is "This task is almos done (refs 123)" then it add the message on the issue's log. Does anybody knows if there is a way to do it? 回答1: Looks like this is in redmine OOTB: I'm looking for a way to change the issue status through the svn commit

问题 Can I for example use one svn client to create a WC and another svn client to commit that WC? This has worked for me before, but is it guaranteed to work? The actual case here is the problem of offline work. The checkout needs to be done by one machine and the work on the WC on another. It would be valuable for the offline machine to still manipulate the WC (adding/removing files etc) instead of working with an "export" and then merging the work on the machine with the SVN-repo. I've looked

问题 I have a svn backup script in a redhat linux. let's it called svnbackup.sh It works fine, when I run it in terminal. But when I put it into crontab, it will not bring the svnserve back, even the data is backuped correctly. What's wrong with me??? killall svnserve tar -zcf /svndir /backup/ svnserve -d -r /svndir 回答1: Usually, 'environment' is the problem in a cron job that works when run 'at the terminal' but not when it is run by cron. Most probably, your PATH is not set to include the

问题 I follow this tutorial to create a svn http://www.guyrutenberg.com/2007/10/29/creating-local-svn-repository-home-repository/ However after running $ svn import /home/user/project1 file:///home/user/svnrep/project1/trunk -m "Initial import of project1" I can't find any file in /home/user/svnrep/project1/trunk I still can check out to any folder using svn co /home/user/svnrep/project1/trunk but It doesn't look the same as a repo server when I can browse the actual files inside trunk Like this

问题 We would like to trace removal of a single line in a certain file amongst the many revisions to that file in SVN. I tried looking at various revisions / diffs to see when it was removed, but was unable to find the offending revision. How do we do this using a svn command? 回答1: If you're on Linux and you know in which file to look you can use that shell script to output all the revision of that file. #!/bin/bash svn log "$1" -q | grep -oE r[0-9]+ | xargs -t -n1 -r -d '\n' svn cat "$1" -r Pass

问题 We have installed CollabNet Subversion Edge on a Windows 2008 R2 Standard server that is also runnning IIS 7.0. All of the Subversion traffic has been configured to use an SSL connection over port 8080. The URL to our repository use the following structure https://servername.domain:8080/svn/repositoryname Certain employees in our company cannot connection to the URL using Tortoise SVN and Visual Studio Ankh. They can connect to the URL using Internet Explorer Is there a way to monitor port

问题 Relatively simple question but I can't find much on the internet. All my search results simply show how to use git branches but doesn't explain how its different. I know that with SVN, creating a new branch of the trunk means to create a full copy of the trunk, into the 'branches' directory, and I also know that Git does not create full copy like SVN - so what does it do? This is more for writing facts in my DVCS research documentation rather than anything. Perhaps an extension to this would

问题 Relatively simple question but I can't find much on the internet. All my search results simply show how to use git branches but doesn't explain how its different. I know that with SVN, creating a new branch of the trunk means to create a full copy of the trunk, into the 'branches' directory, and I also know that Git does not create full copy like SVN - so what does it do? This is more for writing facts in my DVCS research documentation rather than anything. Perhaps an extension to this would