version-control

问题 Over the years, I've always stored binary dependencies in the \lib folder and checked that into source-control with the rest of the project. I find I do this less so now that we have NuGet and NuGet Package Restore. I've heard that some companies enforce a rule that no binaries can be checked into source control. The reasons cited include: Most VCS do not deal well with binaries - diffing and merging is not well supported Disk usage increases Commits and updates are slower The extra

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 7 years ago . The following is from github:help, https://help.github.com/articles/what-is-my-disk-quota: my question is what will happen if the size of repo exceeds 1GB, what may happen if I don't reduce its size? (That is i just ignore that polite email, and can I push more files to my repo if the size of my repo exceeds 1GB

问题 We had some changes committed (let's call it changeset1) in what we call the Dev branch of our project that really should've been done in a new branch. So what I did to fix it is create a new branch off of the Dev branch (let's call it Dev2). Then I rolled back the Dev branch to before changeset1. So now the code base looks like the development was done in Dev2 and Dev was never touched. Later, I then did some development in Dev, merged it to Stage, and then Prod. Now I'm trying to also merge

问题 I'm interested in forking gnu.mail.providers.nntp.NNTPFolder, with the Javadoc documentation here, but don't quite understand the dependencies. Apparently, these are: The current stable release of GNU JavaMail is version 1.1.2, available here. You also need the current versions of GNU JAF and GNU inetlib to build it. http://www.gnu.org/software/classpathx/javamail/ What, exactly, do I need to download to build gnu.mail.providers? I can certainly check out the code easily enough, but I don't

问题 There are a lot of articles about SVN vs. Hg in general. I would like to concentrate only on performance. Real-live experiences preferred. Here is my set-up: (future setup) Windows with IIS fro Hg (current setup) SVN 1.3.2 on top of apache under windows I would like to have statistics for most commons operations (commits, stats, local/remote pulls, pushes, etc...). I am not really sure what are the most common operations for Hg. Performance is NOT the only thing that matters to us but it is

问题 I've been working on a project, using Bazaar as a version control system. Now I have to work with people offshore, and they only want to use SVN. What I have: My bazaar branch with its files and revisions. A brand new subversion repository. What I want: My bazaar branch with its files and revisions. The subversion repo with the same files and revisions (includings dates and commit messages). Being able to pull / push from/to the SVN using bzr . I managed to copy the branch into the svn repo

问题 I'm using Collabnet SVN client versions 1.5 & 1.6. My local machine is running Windows Vista x64 (I know, very sad indeed). I would like to force authentication every time I try to perform any subversion operations on a selected repository. How might I set a property or setting to require authentication every time? Thanks for the help and suggestions! 回答1: You have 2 Solutions: use the --no-auth-cache switch on all of your commands edit the Subverison config file (%APPDATA%\Subversion\config

问题 We need info about Subversion for iSeries (OpenSource version). Has anyone used it for production systems? Thanks, Sam 回答1: Sam, How are you planning to use it? If you want to connect WDSC or RDi to it for project management then that could work. Unfortunately if you want to use it on the green screen it may not do it for you since iSeries source code is stored in database files typically rather than text files in the IFS. All that SoftLanding has done is port it, not add any additional

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 6 years ago . I am looking for a wiki project that is editable by developers and can have comments and history, much like everything else, but also has the following features: A way to tag or version the wiki in an intuitive interface that any competent developer can use A way to deploy a tagged or versioned snapshot of the

问题 My colleague and I work together on an iPhone app in Xcode. Now and then, we want to merge our work. Ideally, this should also work when we are offline and use a USB stick to exchange eachother's projects. For the case the majority of the changes are non-conflicting, what way can I use to merge these two whole projects locally, and keeping the local GIT repository in sync with these merges? 回答1: This is what source control is for. You mention git , and that's a reasonable source control