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问题 Closed . This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 4 months ago . Currently we use FogBugz for tracking issues and found it to be ok. I'm looking for something else that can allow end users the ability to track their cases along with us. And something that actually works well with email. I've found a few alternatives that support those

问题 I am trying to commit a project in which a file has been "cvs remove"d, but actually needs to be there. The contents has been completely rewritten, but it needs to retain the same name. I am unable to either commit the project or re-add the file without getting this annoying error message. How do I "unremove" a file in CVS? 回答1: This worked for me: Rename the file mv mistakenly_removed_file wtf Ask cvs to add the old version: cvs add mistakenly_removed_file cvs then reports it has resurrected

问题 I'm not sure how I have got myself into this mess. But I am running into error: object 15abe3addde5ad5f7d25e8f0f220d2e9faf3cb22:contains entries pointing to null when trying to push my repository to GitHub. The full push: [ashinn@puppet1 puppet]$ git push Counting objects: 27, done. Delta compression using up to 2 threads. Compressing objects: 100% (11/11), done. Writing objects: 100% (16/16), 5.67 KiB, done. Total 16 (delta 6), reused 14 (delta 4) error: object

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.

问题 I am trying to configure mercurial with teamcity but getting the following error: stderr: abort: error: _ssl.c:504: error:14090086:SSL routines:SSL3_GET_SERVER_CERTIFICATE:certificate verify failed tried solutions mentioned in following link of signed certificates but nothing seems to be working. https://www.mercurial-scm.org/wiki/CACertificates#Manually_bypassing_security_checks_on_self-signed_certificates Any Idea what I am missing here. Please guide 回答1: Fix the problem by putting the

问题 So me and a friend have been working on a project. Most of the time merges are painless as we generally work in different areas. Recently we have been running into eachother more and more creating nasty merges (deadlines). So we began investigating ways to see what a merge would do. I found a way to use git diff: git diff mybranch...hisbranch This gives pretty good results. The problem is, since that it uses the last common ancestor, and that ancestor is getting farther and farther back there

问题 We use Team Foundation Server and have numerous ASP.NET Web Application Projects. Each of the Web Apps uses a custom content management system that we've developed in house. The CMS is itself, an ASP.NET web app. When deployed, the CMS resides in a subdirectory, such as "/Admin". The CMS is comprised of .aspx and ascx files, and the corresponding assemblies are, of course, placed in the bin. Presently, the CMS files exist separately for each Web App in source control. In other words, an

问题 A research group I'm participating in currently hosts all of their code in a private SVN repository. We'd like to open up our code and move most of it onto Github. The problem is, some of the code is sensitive and should not be opened up, but we still want it under version control. At the moment, we have the open code on Github and the private code still in the private SVN repository. Is there a good way to do this in a single Git repository? 回答1: With a single git repository, no. What you

问题 In Visual Studio 2015 I could use the TFS Power Tools and then do a "Find by Status" to get a list of all checked out files and who has them checked out. Does anyone know of a way to do this in Visual Studio 2017? I've read that they do not plan on releasing a TFS Power Tools 2017. Thank you, 回答1: Actually, the "Find by Status" feature only works for Server workspace. If you're using Local workspace, it doesn't show anything. As a workaround, maybe you could use the tf status command instead,

问题 For each defect in code I create separate branch. When defect is fixed I merge this branch in master, so I have history like illustrated below (we see two branches with fixes): defect1 fix defect2 fix a---b---c---d e---f / \ / \ ---o---1---x---y---z---2---o---3---w---4---o--- The question is how to get diff for fix1 (between branch start (1) and branch end (2)) or fix2 (diff between (3) and (4)) at any point of time (e.g. for any closed defect in past). Update: actual question is how to