version-control

问题 Due to some politics at work we have our project in two different SCMs, SVN and Dimensions. I was wondering if anyone knew of a plugin available that would change Hudson's radio buttons into checkboxes to allow me to configure multiple SCM repositories in the project's config on hudson? 回答1: No it can't. However, the svn plugin allows you to check out from several locations. A work around would be to use a (pre-) build step to check out from your repositories using a command line tool. 来源：

问题 My ideal workflow would be to commit changes onto dev and only merge changes to master via git merge --no-ff dev , but occassionaly what happens is: On dev dev: git add . dev: git commit -m "Cured cancer." dev: git checkout master master: git merge --no-ff dev Writes some more code master: git commit -a -m "Did something amazing" Whops, just committed to master. If I'm lucky I realize it right away, but if I don't I can push the branch upstream with another 10 changes on top. So this ends up

问题 In my current project (team of five developers) all developers use their own TFS branch (named per developer). From time to time they will merge into the main development branch. The argument for using branches per developer is: too much went wrong when they worked in one branch. Developers work mainly remote but use one common TFS and AD accounts (VPN connections). I would like to get opinions whether this sort of collaboration is thought to be good practise, OK under some circumstances or

问题 Is there a way to include files specifically excluded by a projects .gitignore file? Similar to how .git/info/exclude listings exclude files while not being under version control I want to revert exclusions done by .gitignore so I can see changes in these files. 回答1: Excluding files in .gitignore , there are four status of files: Untracked deleted staged but modified staged with no changes so you can use git ls-files -o to view untracked files, git ls-files -d to view deleted files by the

问题 At work, we use Team Foundation Server for source control. I work from home a lot, though, and external access to our Team Foundation Server isn't possible now or in the foreseeable future. I'm utterly fed up of using email/usb source control - almost as bad as no source control at all - so I was thinking about bringing the project(s) home via email or USB and committing them to a subversion server (probably on one of my own computers, although the free Subversion facilities offered by http:/

问题 When I unshelve, it uses mercurial's merge capability, but I'm not seeing any way to get back the original shelved patch and redo things if I've completed the merge with an error. Aside from searching backup drives, is there any way to do that? (either to undo the unshelve action and put the shelf back, or to see what was in the patch file) 回答1: I found it — by looking around in the .hg directory. Simply find the directory .hg/shelve-backup/ . The original patch is written there. I now see

问题 If I want to create a patch file of a directory with svn, all I need to do is right click on the directory, click tortoiseSVN, then click create patch, and I have a nice patch file of the differences between the latest version of the code on svn and the code on my machine. Is there a way to build a diff file buried within VSS or is it just another part of VSS that does not work? 回答1: With VSS, you can right-click on a project, click Show Difference. In the Project Difference dialog box, you

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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 I have an ERP system which I maintain with a team of people. However lately we seem to be loosing track of who's changing what and we need a solution to be able to control these changes. We are looking into the enterprise version of GIT as all our software development and web development would work perfectly wit it. Not to mention I have some experience with GIT already. The problem is we need the version control to extend to our SQL Server which we use SQL Server Management Studio to