Re: 1.6 dump => 1.5 load => dump => 1.8 load : any issues expected?
Hi, On 28/09/15 17:49, pjaytycy wrote: We are planning to do a dump from our current 1.6 server, load it into the new 1.5 server, continue working for a few months, dump again from the 1.5 server, upgrade to 1.8 (maybe already 1.9 by that time) and load the repos again. [...] will we lose any data / functionality due to the load in and subsequent dump from SVN 1.5? Any difference for the commits that were done in the past against 1.6 vs the commits that will be done in the transition period against 1.5? In the described scenario this will work as you intended, there will be no incompatible differences in the commits. (APR hash order changed but this is transparent to the repo user) Andreas
Re: 1.6 dump => 1.5 load => dump => 1.8 load : any issues expected?
On Mon, Sep 28, 2015 at 08:49:55AM -0700, pjaytycy wrote: > Hello, > > > We are planning to migrate our internal SVN servers. We are currently > running on svn 1.6 on the server. We will get new infrastructure with SVN > 1.5 server setup in the short term and are planning to upgrade to 1.8 at a > later date. We are planning to do a dump from our current 1.6 server, load > it into the new 1.5 server, continue working for a few months, dump again > from the 1.5 server, upgrade to 1.8 (maybe already 1.9 by that time) and > load the repos again. Ofcourse we would prefer to dump from 1.6 and load in > 1.8 immediately, no need to convince me of that, but that won't happen. > > My question now is: will we lose any data / functionality due to the load > in and subsequent dump from SVN 1.5? Any difference for the commits that > were done in the past against 1.6 vs the commits that will be done in the > transition period against 1.5? > > > Kind regards, > > Pieter-Jan As Andreas said, this should work as far as repository formats go. But please keep in mind that support for both 1.6 and 1.5 has ended a long time ago. If you run into problems such as repository corruption, needless merge conflicts, or server crashes, please don't expect much help. Rather, those are to be expected. Many such issues have been fixed since. If you value stability, I would recommend a transition to 1.8.14 right away, whatever it takes. The 1.9 series is indeed still a bit new to be fully trusted on servers in production (because virtually nobody tests our beta releases). You don't even need to dump/load, if that makes your decision any easier. See http://subversion.apache.org/docs/release-notes/1.8.html#compatibility And please refrain from posting to our lists from google groups. Every time I reply to an email sent this way, and I forget to tweak the Cc header, I get a bounce from google and my message to this list is black-holed. The address of this mailing list is users@subversion.apache.org and not subversion_us...@googlegroups.com Thank you for your consideration.
1.6 dump => 1.5 load => dump => 1.8 load : any issues expected?
Hello, We are planning to migrate our internal SVN servers. We are currently running on svn 1.6 on the server. We will get new infrastructure with SVN 1.5 server setup in the short term and are planning to upgrade to 1.8 at a later date. We are planning to do a dump from our current 1.6 server, load it into the new 1.5 server, continue working for a few months, dump again from the 1.5 server, upgrade to 1.8 (maybe already 1.9 by that time) and load the repos again. Ofcourse we would prefer to dump from 1.6 and load in 1.8 immediately, no need to convince me of that, but that won't happen. My question now is: will we lose any data / functionality due to the load in and subsequent dump from SVN 1.5? Any difference for the commits that were done in the past against 1.6 vs the commits that will be done in the transition period against 1.5? Kind regards, Pieter-Jan
RE: could subversion server 1.7.x work with subverison client 1.8.x ?
Go here https://subversion.apache.org/docs/release-notes select a release and then look at the “Feature Compatibility Table” which will specify which features require what server/client version. However, as already noted, basic features will work with any 1.x client and 1.x server. From: Leon Huang [mailto:hzlian...@gmail.com] Sent: Sunday, September 27, 2015 9:56 AM To: users@subversion.apache.org Subject: could subversion server 1.7.x work with subverison client 1.8.x ? Dear developers of subversion: Hello! Question 1: If the version of subversion server is 1.7.10, but my subversion client is 1.8.5, is there any problem? Question 2: At first, use subversion 1.7.10 client to checkout a work-copy. Then subversion 1.8.x client to upgrade the work-copy from 1.7 to 1.8, from then on I just use subversion 1.8.x client to operate this work-copy, is it compatible？ I hope that you can help me! Thank you! Looking forward to your reply! Have a nice day! Regards！ From Leon Huang Hangzhou China
