version-control

问题 I have a software project that at the last stage of its build, after creating all the jar files and related scripts/configuration files, I need to plant it in a CentOS ISO that has a kickstart config file that runs some postinstall scripts and installs some customized RPMs. The project is on an SVN repository and being built from there. I can't insert the files of the iso into the repository because SVN doesn't handle a 4GB repository. On the other hand, the problem is that some of the RPMs

问题 I have a Hg repository with changeset 0 representing just "adding .hgignore". Starting with changeset 1 I added changesets step by step from a number of Subversion revisions by a script. Then I worked for some time with Hg. Now I decided that some more Svn revisions will be needed, which are located earlier in history than the beginning revision (changeset 1 in Hg). Is it possible to insert new changesets between 0 and 1? If yes: How? 回答1: You can use a Mercurial to Mercurial conversion for

问题 I'm a beginner so if there is a terminology for what I'm doing I don't know how to search for it. So forgive me if this has been asked before. So here is what I do. Before I make any major code changes, I make a copy of the projects folder and call it "project v6" for example. Then if I really mess things up and cant find a way to undo it, I just go back to the previous folder. This has been working well enough for me but sometimes I forget to do this and have to take 2 steps back. Is there

问题 I've developed a customer project using a private repo at GitHub. What we want to do now is to open a certain part of it and produce an open source version of the project. The idea is that the customer's version will be built upon this one. Any changes made to the open source version should flow to the private one as well. Now, the problem is that I cannot just set the current GitHub repo visible to all. There are certain pieces of code that should remain available only to the customer. So,

问题 I have the following recent commits when I do "git log --oneline"...I want to reset to "8ec2027",I tried some rebase commands that didnot work..what is the exact command to do this? 2503013 code: cs release 1.2.3.47 269ed14 code: Fixed below issues due to which 2nd client is not associating to GO dca02a3 code: Donot allow the scan during WPS/EAPOL exchange. b2fee57 code: MCC Adaptive Scheduler 6af29c4 code: Not able to connect more then 10 STA 150aacd code: Fix the Max Tx power value in 5G

问题 This question already has answers here : Closed 6 years ago . Possible Duplicate: Enable ident string for Git repos In my project, every source file (regardless of the language - Java, Python, shell) has a comment line that contains source control information - branch, date of last commit, committer name, etc. This is done by using special placeholders (e.g. $Branch$) which are auto-replaced by the source control application. Is it possible to achieve similar functionality in git? I am using

问题 I want to setup CruiseControl.Net at my company. We currently have several .net solutions stored in a Bazaar repository and I want to use MSBuild to build each solution. This didn't seem too controversial, but I can't see an easy way of binding CruiseControl.Net to Bazaar. There seems to have been a plugin to do this at http://www.sorn.net/projects/bazaar-ccnet but this link no longer works and I cant seem to find the plugin anywhere else I was going to use the External source control type,

问题 When using Qt Creator with qmake projects, let's say example.pro , then Qt Creator's own configuration is normally stored in example.pro.user file. But this file contains user-specific settings, so if many people are working on the project, it is not a good idea to commit it to shared version control repository. Still, this file often contains complex settings for deployment and environment variables, and it would be very good to store these to version control. Is there a way to store

问题 Just beginning to learn about git and I love the concept of it. There's one thing that is a bit weird to me so far that I can't seem to find in a search. When I type git checkout branchName to change to whatever branch I want to, when I look at the Finder window I can visually see files/folders appear or disappear in the repo based on what branch I'm in. The 2 images below showcase how I am in one branch and then go to a different branch (This is from doing a Lynda.com course). The left side

问题 How to properly remove a bazaar branch from a repository? What if I want to remove a branch completely, so it would be impossible to find if this branch existed? I'm aware of the remove-branch command, but are there any alternatives? 回答1: bzr remove-branch is the easiest way to remove a branch. If you can't use that command, can you mention why not? You can also just remove the branch directory manually, e.g.: bzr rm -rf .bzr/branch . This will however skip several checks that bzr remove