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问题 I instaled Tortoise SVN 1.8.7 in Windows 7 Professional 64 bits. The Tortoise always ask for save the password, but stiling not save :( I clear path AppData\Roaming\Subversion multiple times, but is not saving anithing on svn.simple The connection is made by a certificate. Can anybody tell me me the trick i was missing ? :) Thanks 回答1: When Tortoise SVN was not saving my user/password credentials I solved the problem by going to TortoiseSVN settings -> Saved Data -> Clear Authentication data

问题 I have an asp.net/C# app that uses subversion for source control. My app automatically increases it's AssembleVersion and AssemblyFileVersion on each build which works like a charm, and displays the build number in the administration side of the site. We keep track of AssembleVersion and AssemblyFileVersion's when we do deployment, however, when an issue arises and we need to roll back to a certain version, we have no idea which revision to target in subversion. I have few ideas: Save

问题 I'm trying to set up SVN to authenticate against an ActiveDirectory. I know this is possible if you set up SVN to be served using Apache, but doing so introduces too much overhead, and SVN runs too slow. From reading the SVN docs, it sounds like it should now be possible (since SASL was integrated into SVN in 1.5) to configure SVN to authenticate against ActiveDirectory without using Apache. Unfortunately the documentation from SVN and SASL is extremely generic, and lacks specifics to help

问题 I'm currently using SVN for versioning my software projects. On an ongoing project, I have the trunk, for client common features and specifications and branches, for client specific ones. Is there any way to mark some files / folders that shouldn't be merge into branches each time I perform such operation? 回答1: There is an option that you merge virtually meaning that the merge does not alter the files in the target but mark it in the merge tracking props. This way the changes will never

问题 I'm currently transfering some source code from a Subversion (SVN) repository to my client's Team Foundation Server. One of the things I stumbled upon is that there seems to be no way to edit the repository without first pulling all files in that repository to a local working folder in the local workspace. I'm using Visual Studio 2008 Team Explorer. My repository resembles this structure: $ $/branches $/trunk $/trunk/Solution1 $/trunk/Solution1/... etc. Now what I want to do is add a new

问题 If you arrive at a pre-existing Subversion repository, how can you determine whether it was created with a BDB or fsfs backend storage method? 回答1: Open the file repository\db\fs-type with a text editor. It either contains bdb or fsfs indicating which backend it uses. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6122054/how-can-i-determine-whether-a-subversion-repository-was-created-with-a-bdb-or-fs

问题 I have installed the newest version of TortoiseHG for Windows from https://tortoisehg.bitbucket.io/download/index.html (2.8.1) I did hg clone http://bitbucket.org/durin42/hgsubversion . And have the correct path set in mercurial.ini: [extensions] hgsubversion = C:\hgextensions\hgsubversion\hgsubversion If I do: hg version --svn I can see that hgsubversion seems to be installed correctly: Mercurial Distributed SCM (version 2.6.2) (see http://mercurial.selenic.com for more information)

问题 So, I've done this before and I just can't seem to figure out what's broken this time... I'm trying to restore a file from SVN. I went and found the revision where it was deleted (or at least last existed. I verified by using svn list -r) Here is my command: svn copy -r 925 url/to/repo/foldername htdocs/foldername I keep getting an error: svn: '/!svn/bc/973/.../htdocs/templates' path not found From my understanding that means its looking in revision 973 (which is HEAD) instead of 925. What am

问题 Directly related: svn diff: file marked as binary type (Per the comment on the answer) Why would my SVN client mark some files as binary? Specifically, .sql has prop svn:mime-type = application/octet-stream when using TortoiseSVN. I checked Right-click > Tortoise context menu > Settings > General > Subversion configuration file, and nothing is uncommented in [miscellany] or [auto-props] , so where is the decision coming from? From what I can see in the related posts, I can "fix it" by either

问题 We migrated some code from one SVN repo to other without keeping the history. Is it possible to merge the history of both old and new repos? Thanks, Michael 回答1: If there is no overlap between the histories in the old repo and the new repo, you could merge them into a third repo. svnadmin dump oldrepo > repo1.dump svnadmin dump --incremental -r2: MAXREV newrepo > repo2.dump svnadmin create thirdrepo svnadmin load thirdrepo < repo1.dump svnadmin load thirdrepo < repo2.dump where MAXREV is the