version-control

问题 I recently merged branch X into branch Y . I expected the revision history from branch X to be merged somehow into the revision history of branch Y . Instead all I see is the revision history for branch Y with one commit merging in all of the changes from branch X . I intend to delete branch X in order to tidy up redundant branches. To do the merge I checked out branch Y , then did an svn merge with branch X , then committed the changes back to branch Y (as suggested here). Is the revision

问题 Is there a way I can tell (other than in the SVN Log...because it only shows me if someone committed) who has updated recently so that I know they have downloaded my code? I'm looking specifically into updates (not commits which can obviously be seen in SVN Log). 回答1: Sure - run your own subversion server, turn on logging, and read the logs. Edit : TortoiseSVN is a client . Subversion is a server . Imagine Tortoise being a browser (firefox) and Subversion being the webserver (apache or IIS).

问题 I'm using a large (thousands of source files) public project with minor (a dozen source files) local modifications and additions. The local modifications aren't relevant to other users of the big project. The project uses svn, as do we for our own projects. I want to be able to get the updates from the project when it is updated and incorporate our changes; I also want our changes kept under source control. At present, I'm simply svn updating our working copy of the big project when needed,

问题 I wanted to add a solution to a project, but accidentally added a solution to the wrong Team Project. Before adding the project, I made a copy locally. I then deleted the project in Source Explorer and ran a checkin. This deleted the code from the local drive. I then restore the code from the local copy. Opened the solution and removed the bindings from the Change Source Control form. The issue I have is every time I try to add the solution back to source control, it is automatically added to

问题 I guess this question is hard to understand, so here's an example: Assume I have a Project and I'm using Git, with files A,B,C on Master branch... then I create a Test branch and create file D and modify file A with some lines. after this I push to [Bitbucket, Github] and so I have a Master Branch With 3 Files and a Test Branch with 4 Files. I go back to Master branch and start working on something else, something different, and when I try to commit it says that I should Add D file and it's

问题 I am designing a ReSTful web service which provides a versioned resource. What is an appropriate return format (content-type) for returning a version history? 回答1: RFC5829 describes a version history but does not suggest a return format. First we assume you have a URL pointing to each version of the resource as in: /path/to/resource/ - returns latest /path/to/resource/v1 - returns version v1 /path/to/resource/v2 - returns version v2 So what you actually want is to return a collection of links

问题 I would like to send a code to a SVN server using Xcode. I found that Xcode 4 has in Provisioning Profile a tool to manage SVN (creating folders & pulling the code). Now in Xcode 5 they change it and added Source Control. I added my SVN server address (inlucding name and password) in Preferences -> Accounts but each time I try to commit and pull files to SVN server there is an information "No remotes found". How can I solve it ? How can I manage the structure of folders in SVN using Xcode ? I

问题 This question already has answers here : Checkout one file from Subversion (19 answers) Closed 6 years ago . I'm going mental here. I'm writing code for my Ph.D. project(s). I have two versions of a specific .cpp file and I want to use them both (alternating between them). I want to keep the most updated version of the other files. I tried using svn copy but it won't run over existing file. I tried to delete the file but svn copy will just, kindly, say that it won't write over files existing

问题 We use compass in our project. It generates some css files, which look like this on my colleague's machine: /* line 22, ../../../../.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p125/gems/compass-0.12.2/frameworks/compass/stylesheets/compass/reset/_utilities.scss */ html { line-height: 1; } /* line 24, ../../../../.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p125/gems/compass-0.12.2/frameworks/compass/stylesheets/compass/reset/_utilities.scss */ ol, ul { list-style: none; } /* line 10, ../sass/partials/dependencies/font-awesome/_larger.scss

问题 I am trying to import a git project from Bitbucket to Android Studio 3.2. However when I follow the steps New -> Project from Version Control-> Git, the project is imported but not in the right format and thus, it can't read the gradle file or identify the project as an android project. After import, this is the view I see: As you can see above, the only folder appearing is the java folder. And when I switched to Project view, the following appears: The app is seen as omasy however the real