visualsvn-server

In xcode 4 organizer there was a button "import", in xcode5 how do I import a project in my svn repository? thanks Tommie C. The question is a bit confusing so please advise if it's not exactly what you need (otherwise, feel free to accept the answer). The confusion is that the Xcode 4 workflow you describe is used to allow developers to manage repositories (svn or git). If you want to take an Xcode project and add it to an existing svn repository I am attaching links to answers for that question. Adding Xcode Projects to SVN : Stack overflow response SVNBook High-level Concepts (Xcode 4

I am having some issues getting post-commit hooks to work. Subversion doesn't appear to be triggering my post-commit hook when I commit a changed file to my repository. I am using TortoiseSVN and VisualSVN with Subversion, I was able to go into the VisualSVN user interface and create a hook within there that worked however what I would like to do is use the post-commit executable hook in the hooks folder of my installation to execute my hook. I have changed the name from post-commit.tmpl to post-commit.bat in the /hooks folder of my repository and am just doing a simple update within the batch

UPDATE : svn and http protocol benchmarking is in.. How long it took to checkout the trunk of a project (in minutes and seconds).. svn protocol : 5:32 http: protocol : 5:33 svn protocol (with AVG folder exception) : 2:22 http protocol (with AVG folder exception) : 2:23 Speed Result : Absolutely nothing in it! AVG Result : However by telling AVG to ignore my working copy folders checkout time became twice as fast! ORIGINAL QUESTION : We currently use VisualSVN Server that I think!? only supports http(s) protocol? (Can someone confirm?).. I have read here and realise that the svn:// protocol is

I updated VisualSVN to v2.51 and TortoiseSVN to 1.7.1 at the same time a few days ago. Before the update, using subversion worked fine for many months. Ever since the update, I have not been able to connect to the repository. The OS is Win7 Home Premium 64bit, Visual Studio Web Developer Express 2010 is installed, all Windows Updates have been applied automatically, and I used the apache server connection with SSL, which is the same as was working before. Also browsing the repository from VisualSVN works fine. To demonstrate the problem in a simple way, I used a Command Prompt session to try

All the recent VisualSVN Server posts made me want to check it out. I have SVN running right now through Apache, but I'd like to try out VisualSVN Server, mostly for the Active Directory integration. Their docs don't describe whether you can easily migrate an existing repository. Anyone done this before? Visual SVN Server will use your existing SVN repositories with no problems. I have successfully migrated repositories from SVN + Apache to Visual SVN Server on multiple occasions. Cade There is an option on the VisualSVN Server Manager console to import an existing repository. You just give it

I'm running Subvbersion through VisualSVN Server on a Windows server and have my repository set up with a trunk and three branches. The branches are dev, test and prod. I have a post commit hook that I want to run which updates a working copy after a commit is run, but I only want it to update that working copy if the commit was made in the dev branch. This is the code I have right now... @setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion @echo off SET str1=%1 IF NOT x%str1:dev=%==x%str1% ( pushd <path to working copy> svn update --username <svn_username> --password <svn_password> echo update