Hi,
When we change Windows properties on a .flv or .txt file, like
author or title, Subversion doesn't mark it this change and there is no
way to pass those property changes to the repository. That is possible
on .jgp files.
Is there anyway that SVN recognizes property changes on .flv and
Andy Levy ha wrote:
You can configure automatic property setting on each client (auto-props
in your config file, and tsvn:autoprops on your folders but only used by
Tortoise, see
http://tortoisesvn.net/docs/nightly/TortoiseSVN_en/tsvn-dug-propertypage.html),
and you can configure a pre-commit
Guten Tag Maria de Los Reyes Fernandez Dominguez,
am Dienstag, 4. Dezember 2012 um 09:08 schrieben Sie:
When we change Windows properties on a “.flv” or “.txt” file, like
author or title, Subversion doesn't mark it this change and there
is no way to pass those property changes to the
Maria de Los Reyes Fernandez Dominguez wrote:
Is there anyway that SVN recognizes property changes on .flv and
.txt files?
Hello, these properties are stored in what is called an alternate
stream, a feature that is bound to the NTFS filesystem.
There is no way for SVN to reproduce this data on
Andy Levy wrote:
You can configure automatic property setting on each client (auto-props
in your config file, and tsvn:autoprops on your folders but only used by
Tortoise, see
http://tortoisesvn.net/docs/nightly/TortoiseSVN_en/tsvn-dug-propertypage.html),
About that, I succesfully setup the
Hello,
I am writing on behalf of our software development group at Bio-Rad
Laboratories. We discovered a crash in our software on a Japanese system that
appears to point at a problem inside SVN code. Details are as follows:
Our software (Bio-Rad KnowItAll 9.5) uses the standard File Open
hi,
I am trying to make a dump from a svn repository with rsvndump but it crashes
every time .
Can somebody help me finding out what is wrong?
Tom
Process info:
Cmd line: d:\Projects\rsvndump-0.6\bin\rsvndump http://tiamat/Dev/Niko/Baf
Version: 1.6.19 (r1383947), compiled Sep 17 2012,
Hi,
rsvndump is not part of the subversion project. It has its own site on
http://rsvndump.sourceforge.net/
Recent Subversion versions have a similar tool ‘svnrdump’, which can create a
remote dump file for you. It should be part of recent commandline binary
packages.
Hello,
to begin with quote:
- HOLLY: I've got to admit it, I've flamingoed-up.
- RIMMER: What?
- HOLLY: It's like a cock-up, only much, much bigger.
This is my situation:
I've tried to move repository from older machine (centos5) to new one without
anyone noticing of course.
So I created new
Guten Tag Mojmír Svoboda,
am Dienstag, 4. Dezember 2012 um 16:17 schrieben Sie:
But in the meanwhile, someone commited in both repositories. In the old
one because of running apache, in the new one because I thought I
So I dumped the 3 revisions from old machine and loaded them to
new one.
Could you please how I can use the subversion repository?
thanks
Install Subversionhttp://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.7/svn.intro.install.html
.
Create a
repositoryhttp://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.7/svn.ref.svnadmin.c.create.html
.
Configure
accesshttp://wiki.wsmoak.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?Subversion/Configuration
.
Initialize the
Many thanks for an instant reply, Thorsten!
But in the meanwhile, someone commited in both repositories
Doesn't this mean you ended up with revs 4477 to 4481 on the old repo
and loaded their content into the new repo as either new revisions,
increasing the revisions and changing content
Guten Tag Mojmír Svoboda,
am Dienstag, 4. Dezember 2012 um 17:42 schrieben Sie:
old machine: 4476(Filip1) - 4477(Filip2) - 4478 (Vik1) - 4478 (Vik2)
new machine: 4476(Filip1) - 4477(Petra)
[...]
I thought so... it's a bit an irony i end up exactly where i didn't
wanted to :)
But I don't
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