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问题 As it currently stands, this question is not a good fit for our Q&A format. We expect answers to be supported by facts, references, or expertise, but this question will likely solicit debate, arguments, polling, or extended discussion. If you feel that this question can be improved and possibly reopened, visit the help center for guidance. Closed 7 years ago . I work at a company that does a good deal of custom development for a wide variety of clients. Some projects are unique, but many of

问题 I don't think I'm doing something right. I am using subversion as my vcs for our organizations website. I am the sole developer and I'm using bugzilla as my bugtracking system. I've got bugzilla and svn loosely coupled using the bugtraq properties so that I can link from my comments to bugzilla. What I'm doing right now is whenever I get a request to perform any work on the website (enhancement, breakfix, content change) I create a bug [xx] in bugzilla then create a branch named bug[xx].

问题 On my workstation I have SVN repository. I use it on both workstation and laptop. On workstation I can access repository locally, but on laptop I have to be internet-connected to access repository. This is not convenient, because I can not work from plane/trains and other internet-less places (i want to compare revisions etc etc.). It would be much more comfortable to have the COPY of the svn repository on laptop, but I need up to date copy. The most trivial solution would be to store svn

问题 On my workstation I have SVN repository. I use it on both workstation and laptop. On workstation I can access repository locally, but on laptop I have to be internet-connected to access repository. This is not convenient, because I can not work from plane/trains and other internet-less places (i want to compare revisions etc etc.). It would be much more comfortable to have the COPY of the svn repository on laptop, but I need up to date copy. The most trivial solution would be to store svn

问题 The tile is exactly my question. [edited out mistaken code] 回答1: You could use svn status command. If you didn't set ignore property the files will be shown with '?' prefix. 回答2: If you're using a PC, TortoiseSVN highlights each file with an overlay icon indicating its status with respect to SVN 回答3: From command line if you run "svn st" files not under subversion control will show with a ? beside them. 回答4: You can use svn stat to see any files that exist in your working copy that aren't

问题 I work on my school projects on two machines- my laptop and desktop. Recently I've started using subclipse for version control, and have it plugged in Eclipse on both machines. While working on a single machine, I understand the checkout/commit process and synchronizing in the Team Synchronizing tab. So, how do I update the working copy of the other machine in subclipse without having to checkout and overwrite the entire project on the local machine? 回答1: Right click on the project and select

问题 I work on my school projects on two machines- my laptop and desktop. Recently I've started using subclipse for version control, and have it plugged in Eclipse on both machines. While working on a single machine, I understand the checkout/commit process and synchronizing in the Team Synchronizing tab. So, how do I update the working copy of the other machine in subclipse without having to checkout and overwrite the entire project on the local machine? 回答1: Right click on the project and select

问题 Is it possible to have a subversion repository as a "submodule" in git? In this project we will have several parts, but some parts will use svn and some will use git. So I am looking into a "project root" from where we can have the other projects as submodules (or similar). And the question is if it is possible manage this "project root" with git? Thanks Johan The inverse question can be found here: Is it possible to have a git repository as a “vendor branch” in subversion? Update : In the

问题 If I was to make an error in a file that I have marked resolved is there a way to go back to having the file in it's original conflicted state without reverting all changes and reattempting the merge? 回答1: No, there is no automatic way to do that. If you want to be able to do that, you'll have to manually back up the .mine file ahead of time so that you can get it back if needed. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5381263/subversion-reverting-resolved-file

问题 If I was to make an error in a file that I have marked resolved is there a way to go back to having the file in it's original conflicted state without reverting all changes and reattempting the merge? 回答1: No, there is no automatic way to do that. If you want to be able to do that, you'll have to manually back up the .mine file ahead of time so that you can get it back if needed. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5381263/subversion-reverting-resolved-file