ies), might not be a bad idea. Mass commit
(repos) wouldn't be a good one. ;-)
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versions that are essentially useless,
because all they represent is a point in time where you felt like
backing up everything. If everyone on your team uses SVN as a backup
mechanism, your repos must be very difficult to work with.
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I own Versions, I use it every now and then to see if the
product and support will get any better, but honestly, I've gotten so
fed-up with the problems and the seemingly glacial speed at which
updates/fixes are released that I bought Cornerstone.
Sorry Pico + Sofa, but you're blowin
king copy. In
both cases, no .svn files appeared in the destination folder(s).
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to really pull ahead of CS. Adding the checkboxes to the commit
screen is a perfect example.
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e checkbox feature. Though I still
find Versions' interface slightly cleaner, Cornerstone is impressive,
and the longer I wait for features and fixes, the more I'm inclined to
switch.
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On Nov 18, 1:06 pm, Quinn Taylor wrote:
> True. I was about to write the same thing, but I realized he got it right the
> second time at the bottom of the email. :-)
Fat fungers and the two keys are next to each other. :-)
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it would be for a
live, production site. So, why would you need SVN there?
I know my reply didn't really answer your questions, but it sounds
like you are very new to SVN, so the answers you seek are likely to be
more easily found elsewhere, such as subversion.tigris.org,
getpantheon, etc.
Re
post, and others have said here, I can no
longer recommend Versions to colleagues and feel a little embarrassed
for doing so to some others.
Add to this the rising popularity of decentralized version control
systems such as Git, Mercurial, and Bazaar... It makes me co
at they should use for SVN on a
Mac, I can no longer recommend Versions. This is a real shame,
because it is (was) such a nice product.
I'm wishing the best of success to the team for quick resolution of
the outstanding issues.
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> I'm also getting these same issues with 1.0.6 and 100% svn+ssh
> bookmarks. I had this issue with 1.0.5 as well.
Note to self. Skip update 1.0.6 too.
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s.
I guess with a niche product on a relatively small platform this is
not something you run into a lot, yet it's surprising that you have no
provision for it.
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No problem with 1.0.4/65 on OSX 10.5.8
Have been holding off on both SL and Versions updates to see how
things shake out.
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th your system. A pegged CPU will skyrocket the system
temperature very fast. smcFanControl is a nice complement to
iStatMenus. Not sure about SL compatibility. I have the DVD, but not
made the upgrade as of yet. May wait for 10.6.x before I do.
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+1. Agreed, it's a nice feature to have
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+1 for repo per client. Some of my clients want access to their code,
so this makes sense.
However, sometimes I have projects for which I need to provide access
to outside contractors. In such cases, I set up a repo per project.
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an only connect when I am at a specific
location, and this does not seem to affect the performance of Versions
at all.
If the updating of repository badges from slow connections does affect
the overall performance of Versions, perhaps this aspect of the
product could be handled by worker threads, lea
ional visual status indicators. It would probably not be a big
deal if implemented, but why do so if it's really unnecessary?
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rayed out.
I do realize that I can manually edit the Ignore list on the
Inspector's Properties tab, but was hoping for a quick select and
Ignore option.
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On May 7, 8:50 pm, Marijn Huizendveld
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> I would like to support this. The naming is confusing, especially for
> beginners.
+1
I've recently converted to Mac/Versions from Windows/TortoiseSVN.
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