On Jul 24, 2009, at 1:21 PM, bradb wrote:
a known issue with svn and iwork applications is that on save, the
applications delete all the internal .svn files. the "files" are
really bundles.
This has actually been fixed with iWork '09. (This may not solve your
particular problem but be aware
Not gonna happen — there are already threads on this. The paradigms of
centralized and decentralized version controls systems are radically
different, and there's not a good way to represent both in the same app.
Look at GitX (http://gitx.frim.nl) for a nice OS X client for git.
From an econ
Would it be possible for Versions to support both Git and Svn
repositories? It would be nice to be able to collect all repos in the
same app regardless of protocol.
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Hello,
I'm new to this group, quite new to Versions (I bought it a few days ago
after I've used nearly the full trial period) and moreover, I've started
working with Subversion only a few months ago so I might still be
getting some general things wrong.
So, my problem is:
On a folder which curre
a known issue with svn and iwork applications is that on save, the
applications delete all the internal .svn files. the "files" are
really bundles.
there exist a number of scripts available that fix the problem by
restoring the svn files from the repository while keeping the changed
files.
it wo
