ANOTHER UPDATE:
It turns out that Versions regenerates the Bookmarks.plist file when
quitting, overwriting any symlink you may have created. Bummer!
This leaves us with only one option, which I have yet to confirm as a
workable solution -- seek permission from Sofa to use the same license
on mu
Hi - just got a short question.
i am using version 1.0.3 build 56,
and for every file i click on, the "quick look icon" is disabled.
(.txt, .java, .css, .xml )
is there any trick to enable this feature - or am i missing something?
thx in advance!
elmar
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Hi coolfactor,
The license file is indeed bound to the computer it is stored on.
Without this limitation, making an infinite amount illegal copies of
Versions would be as simple as copying a "License" file, so this is
not something we will change in the foreseeable future.
Now for a solution to
Three weeks and still no edu pricing?? The demo has expired for all
of us who downloaded it on the first day and are waiting for edu
pricing.
Honestly, how long does it take to decide to offer it for 15 euros
less with an edu ID?
Dave
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Dave,
> Three weeks and still no edu pricing?? The demo has expired for all
> of us who downloaded it on the first day and are waiting for edu
> pricing.
>
> Honestly, how long does it take to decide to offer it for 15 euros
> less with an edu ID?
I know, this is sad indeed. I have tried voicin
Guys, you're being a bit harsh. Educational pricing would be great,
but it takes time to consult the people who hold the purse strings in
a company. You or I can make snap decisions about our own products as
we run the show, but when you have investors who need to sign and run
everything t
My repository has at the top level trunk, branches, tags.
I know how to do this from the command line.
I can't seem to drag the contents of the trunk into the tag. I can
option-drag the trunk itself, but I don't want that additional level
in the tag, just the enclosed directories. When I try to
At the repository level, you can only copy one directory/file at a time per
revision. If you want to turn the tags directory into a copy of the trunk,
delete the tags directory, and copy the trunk into the root of the
repository as "tags". Though, to me, this defeats the purpose of tags
because u
On Dec 9, 2008, at 12:01 PM, gemmazoejones wrote:
>
> Guys, you're being a bit harsh. Educational pricing would be great,
> but it takes time to consult the people who hold the purse strings in
> a company. You or I can make snap decisions about our own products as
> we run the show, but when yo
Sorry, I must not have been clear.
On the command line, I can do:
[~]> svn cp svn+ssh://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/svnroot/Project/trunk svn+ssh://[EMAIL
PROTECTED]/
svnroot/Project/tags/foo
[~]> svn ls svn+ssh://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/svnroot/Project/tags/foo
dir1/
dir2/
...
dirn/
which is what I want.
I
+1 to Gemma -- Seriously, this is tiresome.
If you need a decision, take the one they've made so far: The educational
pricing is the same €39. This isn't Photoshop.
They aren't /required/ to give educational pricing - it's a favor, so your
harsh words are out of line. You don't actually know wha
Hi Elmar,
My best guess is that you're working in the Repository browser,
instead of in not the Working Copy browser.
The files in the Repository browser aren't actually on your Mac, so
offering QuickLook support for those is quite tricky. The FTP client
Flow has an intersting implementation, w
@Marc:
If you drag the trunk folder itself to the tags folder, it should not
create a new /trunk folder under the one you specify as the name for
the tag.
I do this myself all the time, and it works well for me. Could you
maybe walk me step by step through what you do exactly, so we can
figure
I see the mistake in my thinking now.
On the command line:
[~]> svn cp svn+ssh://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/svnroot/Project/trunk svn+ssh://[EMAIL
PROTECTED]/
svnroot/Project/tags/foo
you are copying the trunk to a directory in tags named foo.
in Versions:
> If you drag the trunk folder itself to the
Excellent point,
We're working on some better, more visual ways to help people get
started.
The help content added in 1.0 was a start, but we know we're not done
yet.. :)
- Dirk
the Versions team
On Dec 6, 5:19 am, ymo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> While Versions Help is a concise and great in
As a daily user of both Subverison/Versions and Git/GitX, that has not
been my experience at all. I find that my interactions with GitX are
very much the same as with Versions. The main difference is that
Versions is much more polished.
That said, I would much rather see you release a Git clien
> To those who are kvetching:
>
> Versions is offered at a very reasonable price as-is, and unless (as
> in the case of one
> person who is bitching) you have a bulk license request, you really
> just need to
> buck up and pay these guys what they are worth or wait till they are
> ready.
Well, I
Hi,
My Versions' evaluation day is up, I got this message: "Demo Expired",
now I'd like to try another SVN client, but I need to get those
repositories info from Versions, any idea where I can obtain that?
Thanks.
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On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 5:48 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> My Versions' evaluation day is up, I got this message: "Demo Expired",
> now I'd like to try another SVN client, but I need to get those
> repositories info from Versions, any idea where I can obtain that?
> T
And for repos that you haven't checked out,
you can probably find the info you need in your Keychain.
On 10 Dec 2008, at 13:07, Lee Hinde wrote:
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> On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 5:48 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> My Versions' evaluation day is up, I got this mess
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