Hi there,
I was wondering if Versions supports 'one-click commit' - i.e. by
clicking commit it will not only save any revisions, but also add any
new files / folders and delete any files / folders that I have deleted
from the Working Directory. I know Tortoise does this and I find it a
great tim
On Jun 9, 2009, at 2:20 PM, aab wrote:
Hi there,
I was wondering if Versions supports 'one-click commit' - i.e. by
clicking commit it will not only save any revisions, but also add any
new files / folders and delete any files / folders that I have deleted
from the Working Directory. I know Tor
I'm trying to figure out what's the best way to setup a repository for
multiple clients?
1) Should I just create one repository for every client
2) Should I make one repository and put all the clients into that?
Because I'd like to set it up in a way that when I need to allow an
external develope
It really depends on what you mean by "clients". Is each client a
single user (like "client-server") or a group of people (like a
business client)? I'm assuming the latter, since in the former case
it's a matter of creating a login for each user.
Subversion does support path-based authentic
Congratulations to Versions for winning an Apple Design Award under
the Mac OS X Leopard Developer Showcase.
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Versions always wants to connect to www.picodev.com. What is it trying
to do?
I assume it is checking for a new version. If so, it would be good to
change this checking to manual as opposed to automatic under
preferences.
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