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问题 First off the technical stuff: We're using VS 2008 pro and running a MS SQL 2008 server. For sourcecontrol we use Subversion. We'd really like to keep our stored procedures in subversion, so we can tell what was changed, when and so forth. However in order for this to work, it has to be seamless, otherwise the developers are just going to forget getting the procedures included in their commits. So are there any good solutions for this ? I'm certain we can't be the only company with this issue

问题 Closed . This question needs details or clarity. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Add details and clarify the problem by editing this post. Closed 4 years ago . Is Docker in anyway intended to replace git , SVN or other similar source control platforms? If not how do the two integrate? 回答1: No, Docker is not intended to replace any of the SCM systems. When you build a versioned image, it means that you've just built an atomic version of the application

问题 I'm writing a bash script that needs to fetch source code from several remote subversion repositories. I use svn checkout -q to avoid displaying long lists of files that clutter the output but now I'm looking for a clean way to display progress info to the user during each svn checkout . Something in the vein of wget and curl 's progress indicators. I'll have users in OSX and Linux. pv is available on both but so far, I haven't found how to use it with svn checkout . I should also say that I

问题 I'm writing a bash script that needs to fetch source code from several remote subversion repositories. I use svn checkout -q to avoid displaying long lists of files that clutter the output but now I'm looking for a clean way to display progress info to the user during each svn checkout . Something in the vein of wget and curl 's progress indicators. I'll have users in OSX and Linux. pv is available on both but so far, I haven't found how to use it with svn checkout . I should also say that I

问题 I have a class library project contains common codes that used in my projects and i use subversion as source control. i have some question about managing solution,projects and codes for usability. I want share this class library between projects and when i update it , the update applying easily to all projects.Where can i locate this class library to share between projects and improve source controlling , usability and ...? Any Idea? 回答1: You can use NuGet packages as a means of distributing

问题 I want to list all the files in my svn, sorted by date of last commit. svn ls -Rv lists all the files, but it doesn't accept a -t switch. Does anyone know how to do this? (I have seen an answer to a similar question for svn status , but it wasn't obvious to me how to change this to work with svn ls .) STILL UNANSWERED: It would also be helpful to be able to sort the files by date added to SVN. 回答1: On my Windoz box the below does the job svn ls -Rv | sort For Unix you will, most likely, have

问题 Our team uses svn to manage our source. When performing a re-factor on a C file, I occasionally both change functions and move them within the file. Generally I try to avoid moving functions, because it makes the default svn diff get a bit addled about what's going on, and it often provides a diff which is more confusing than it needs to be. None the less, occasionally I do make both function file-location changes, and function internal code changes. Another place this comes up is in branch

问题 I would like to run a Jenkins job only if the svn message matches a certain pattern i.e. When I release a new application version and commit it svn commit -m "release version 0.x" Jenkins matches the message and runs a job called "release". If the message does not match then this commit is ignored. 回答1: You could try it by using the "Excluded Commit comments" field in the job configuration. It is only visible when you click on the "Extended" Button next to the Subversion options. You need to

问题 How can I ignore the target folder in TortoiseSVN? 回答1: I Assume that you have already set up a Subversion repository and you want to ignore a folder called "target" in your working copy. Right click on the target folder icon, choose "TortoiseSVN -> Add to ignore list -> target"; Right click on the icon of the folder containing target and choose "SVN Commit..."; Enter a message text and press OK. 回答2: This is an old question but for further reference: It can also be globally configured in the

问题 I have cloned an SVN repository from work using git-svn. During the initial cloning, I provided an SVN authors file. When I did the initial clone, git set the authorsfile as an absolute path. However, I keep copies of this git repository on a work machine and a laptop, and keep the copies in sync using unison (they are not two different clones, but the same clone). The paths to my git repository are different on the work machine and the laptop, which means that the authors file won't be found