On Friday 23 January 2009 10:00:03 slug-requ...@slug.org.au wrote:
> I'm using Subversion for the first time (for a website). I would really
> like to preserve the original (pre-svn), but svn import doesn't seem to do
> this. Have I missed something?
>
> use-commit-times option only applies to new
david writes:
> Daniel Pittman wrote:
>> david writes:
>>
>>> I'm using Subversion for the first time (for a website). I would
>>> really like to preserve the original (pre-svn), but svn import doesn't
>>> seem to do this. Have I missed something?
>>
>> Generally the time on the files isn't consi
Daniel Pittman wrote:
david writes:
I'm using Subversion for the first time (for a website). I would
really like to preserve the original (pre-svn), but svn import doesn't
seem to do this. Have I missed something?
Generally the time on the files isn't considered significant to preserve
wit
david writes:
> I'm using Subversion for the first time (for a website). I would
> really like to preserve the original (pre-svn), but svn import doesn't
> seem to do this. Have I missed something?
Generally the time on the files isn't considered significant to preserve
with version control tool
I'm using Subversion for the first time (for a website). I would really like to
preserve the original (pre-svn), but svn import doesn't seem to do this. Have I
missed something?
use-commit-times option only applies to new commits, not imports.
All I could find on google was this script but the
* On Wed, Jun 06, 2007 at 09:44:40PM +1000, Jeremy Visser wrote:
> John Ferlito wrote:
> > It's also a good idea to add it to your SCM ignore list to try and
> > prevent someone accidently checking it in.
>
> Yes, I forgot to mention that. Subversion uses the "svn:ignore" property
> for that.
Tha
John Ferlito wrote:
> It's also a good idea to add it to your SCM ignore list to try and
> prevent someone accidently checking it in.
Yes, I forgot to mention that. Subversion uses the "svn:ignore" property
for that.
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On Wed, Jun 06, 2007 at 08:18:45PM +1000, Jeremy Visser wrote:
> A common method of doing this is giving the config file
> that is in version control a filename with something like -sample or
> -editme appended to the end of it.
>
> For example, WordPress' config file is named "wp-config.php". How
Sonia Hamilton wrote:
> I'm using subversion for development on a website. On my laptop, the
> file that points to my local mysql database is different from the
> production version; apart from that I want my laptop and production
> version of all other files to be the same (except of course whe
Sonia Hamilton wrote:
I'm using subversion for development on a website. On my laptop, the
file that points to my local mysql database is different from the
production version; apart from that I want my laptop and production
version of all other files to be the same (except of course when I'm
doi
I'm using subversion for development on a website. On my laptop, the
file that points to my local mysql database is different from the
production version; apart from that I want my laptop and production
version of all other files to be the same (except of course when I'm
doing dev work locally).
T
Peter Miller wrote:
I'm trying to get a
svn commit --non-interactive
command to work automatically in the background from a script. But svn
barfs, saying
svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: Can't get password
It doesn't fail when I run the script in the foreground.
What i
I'm trying to get a
svn commit --non-interactive
command to work automatically in the background from a script. But svn
barfs, saying
svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: Can't get password
It doesn't fail when I run the script in the foreground.
What is the correct way to do
So,
Subversion has reached milestone 3, which means that it's hosting itself.
All Subversion development is now done against a Subversion repository. This
is way cool.
It's a replacement for CVS, based on WebDAV and Apache 2.0, and will
hopefully get rid of all those annoying things you've come
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