we use svn managing our config files.
we lock config file when do committing or writing operation.
in client side, only commit operation executes. and svndump in server.
our process is always opening file like repo/someconfig/files . it's strang
process opened tmp file like repo/.svn/tmp/svn-X
On Fri, Dec 22, 2017 at 12:34 AM, Bo Berglund wrote:
> I am trying to understand how to use svnlook so I am testing it on the
> command line on my Win7 PC.
> Look at this:
>
> D:\>C:\Programs\Subversion\svnlook tree -r 773 D:\SVN\bosse
> XMLTV/trunk/ --show-ids --full-paths
> XMLTV/trunk/ <5-729.0
I am trying to understand how to use svnlook so I am testing it on the
command line on my Win7 PC.
Look at this:
D:\>C:\Programs\Subversion\svnlook tree -r 773 D:\SVN\bosse
XMLTV/trunk/ --show-ids --full-paths
XMLTV/trunk/ <5-729.0.r773/27>
XMLTV/trunk/ConfigXMLTV2Mei.dof <2-735.0.r766/31>
XMLTV/t
I wrote to Daniel Widenfalk:
>>>I find it mildly annoying to type the full path
>>>within a repository for server-side file opera-
>>>tions, such as 'delete' and 'copy'. Observe
>>>that, being on Windows, I must use quotes in or-
>>>der to escape the caret character:
>>>
>>> svn rm "^
On Thu, 21 Dec 2017 14:14:23 +0100, Branko ?ibej
wrote:
>> doesn't this work:
>> cd Work/A/B/C
>> svn rm file.txt
>>
>That is a local operation and you have to 'svn commit' to make it
>visible in the repository.
>
>What the OP describes is an operation that directly affects the
>repository, not
Daniel Widenfalk to Anton Shepelev:
>>I find it mildly annoying to type the full path
>>within a repository for server-side file opera-
>>tions, such as 'delete' and 'copy'. Observe that,
>>being on Windows, I must use quotes in order to
>>escape the caret character:
>>
>> svn rm "^/A/
On 2017-12-21 12:57, Anton Shepelev wrote:
> Hello, all
>
> I find it mildly annoying to type the full path
> within a repository for server-side file operations,
> such as 'delete' and 'copy'. Observe that, being on
> Windows, I must use quotes in order to escape the
> caret character:
>
On 21.12.2017 13:40, Bo Berglund wrote:
> On Thu, 21 Dec 2017 14:57:34 +0300, Anton Shepelev
> wrote:
>
>> I could:
>>
>> cd Work/A/B/C
>> svn rm "^^file.txt"
>>
> doesn't this work:
> cd Work/A/B/C
> svn rm file.txt
>
> I am completely new to svn and I have no place to test this, but it
> see
On Thu, 21 Dec 2017 14:57:34 +0300, Anton Shepelev
wrote:
>I could:
>
> cd Work/A/B/C
> svn rm "^^file.txt"
>
doesn't this work:
cd Work/A/B/C
svn rm file.txt
I am completely new to svn and I have no place to test this, but it
seems natural to do it like this sive subversion surely knows wh
Hello, all
I find it mildly annoying to type the full path
within a repository for server-side file operations,
such as 'delete' and 'copy'. Observe that, being on
Windows, I must use quotes in order to escape the
caret character:
svn rm "^/A/B/C/file.txt"
Is there a way to avoid t
In many cases Subversion will create files there, then write its contents and
when done move the file to the required location in your working copy. This
makes sure that you will never see half written files during operations… and by
that loose valuable information.
Bert
Fr
we use svn managing our config files.
in client side environment, check out repos in client side, processes could
open the config file and read or write the config file. some of them could keep
file handler for a long time.
now we get some problems: the config file will be moved to .svn/tmp
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