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SVN Monitor like software for Git repositories

南楼画角 提交于 2020-01-01 08:12:42
问题 Is there anything like SVN Monitor for Git repositories? Something that will enable me to monitor checkins and do comparisons. 回答1: I recently wrote scm-notifier that can monitor both Git and SVN repositories. It is a port of well known SVN notifier, which means that scm-notifier also supports fancy GUI. 回答2: Is there anything like SVN Monitor for Git repositories? Nothing as fancy and icon-colored than that, no. I think SVN Monitor is a DVCS answer to a central VCS tool problem: how do I

SVN Monitor like software for Git repositories

旧时模样 提交于 2020-01-01 08:12:32
问题 Is there anything like SVN Monitor for Git repositories? Something that will enable me to monitor checkins and do comparisons. 回答1: I recently wrote scm-notifier that can monitor both Git and SVN repositories. It is a port of well known SVN notifier, which means that scm-notifier also supports fancy GUI. 回答2: Is there anything like SVN Monitor for Git repositories? Nothing as fancy and icon-colored than that, no. I think SVN Monitor is a DVCS answer to a central VCS tool problem: how do I

“Naive” svn merge from branch into trunk?

[亡魂溺海] 提交于 2020-01-01 07:58:26
问题 I am using TortoiseSVN for my C++ project, and am trying to "reintegrate a branch" back into the trunk. My case is simple enough so that for every file which has changed in the branch, I would like it to completely overwrite the matching file in the trunk. Unfortunately, TortoiseSVN is smarter than me, so it merges each pair of files - resulting in some inconsistent code. For example, some code lines which have been deleted in the branch are restored in the merged version. Is there any way to

“Phantom” directories in an SVN repository

落花浮王杯 提交于 2020-01-01 07:55:07
问题 I've somehow managed to get an SVN repository into a bad state. I've moved a directory and now I can't commit it in its new location. As far as svn status is concerned, the directory is unknown (the name of the directory is type ). $ svn status ? type When I try to add the directory, the server says it already exists. $ svn add type svn: warning: 'type' is already under version control If I try to update the directory, it's gone again. $ svn update type svn: '.' is not under version control

Cannot install Subversive SVN Team Provider

二次信任 提交于 2020-01-01 07:34:26
问题 When I try to install the Subversive SVN Team Provider from the Eclipse Marketplace (or from their project site), I get the following error: The following solutions are not available: Subversive - SVN Team Provider 2.0 Proceed with the installation anyways? Is there a way to work around this issue? 回答1: I worked around the issue by installing the plugin via the following steps: Go to 'Help >> Install New Software' Enter the Luna software repository URL: http://download.eclipse.org/releases

Restore SVN backups from multiple files

余生颓废 提交于 2020-01-01 07:19:09
问题 I have a very large (~6GB) SVN repository, for which I've written a batch file script to do an incremental backup each day. The script checks when the last backup was run and dumps only the revisions since then. The files are named: backup-{lower_revision}-{higher_revision}.svn eg: backup-156-162.svn , backup-163-170.svn . This means that I have quite a lot of small dump files, which I guess is fine (better than a lot of 6GB dump files), but I'm a little bit worried about how much work it

Is there anyway to import XCode snapshots into a new SVN repository?

吃可爱长大的小学妹 提交于 2020-01-01 07:15:50
问题 Greetings, I have been working a project in XCode for a while. I have been using xcode snapshots as a rudimentary version control. However, I have decided that it's about time I moved up into a real SCM system, so I plan to create a repository and import my project into SVN. My question is: Is there anyway to import my snapshots history into SVN so I have a full history of my previous (snapshot) changes in the new SVN project repository I am creating? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

How can I downgrade the format of a Subversion repositiory?

喜你入骨 提交于 2020-01-01 06:38:25
问题 Is there any way to down-format a Subversion repository to avoid messages like this: svn: Expected format '3' of repository; found format '5' This happens when you access repositories from more than one machine, and you aren't able to use a consistent version of Subversion across all of those machines. Worse still, there are multiple repositories with various formats on different servers, and I'm not at liberty to upgrade some of these servers. ~~~ 回答1: If you can't use the same version of

Unable to upgrade SVN working copy

陌路散爱 提交于 2020-01-01 05:32:27
问题 I have a very very large svn repo. When I try to use it (commit, update, etc.) it says there are locks. When I run 'svn cleanup', it says that the working copy is too old and I need to upgrade it. When I run 'svn upgrade', it runs, but doesn't say anything. I also ran 'svnadmin upgrade' on the repo, just in case. I have the latest TortoiseSVN installed. Normally, if I had SVN weirdness, I'd move the files out, update, move the files back, but as I mentioned earlier, this is a very LARGE repo.

SVN just won't ignore a folder, despite propset svn:ignore

拟墨画扇 提交于 2020-01-01 04:23:21
问题 Take folder files , inside an SVN working copy, running in Linux. The folder was set to be ignored, with the commands: svn propset svn:ignore * 'files' svn propset svn:ignore 'default/files' and a few other combination, all valid AFAIK However, the setting just doesn't kick it. If the repository is accessed with a dektop client (ie Cornerstone on Mac OS) the folder is correctly reported as ignored. I am scratching my head real hard here. Thanks. The answer that cleared it out for me is in