I have a question with Tortoise SVN. How can I commit the thousands of files to SVN? Is there any batch file or script or any command which开发者_运维问答 will commit all the data?
I have a read access to remote Subversion repository and i want to clone it via svnsync. The synchronization starts ok and progress well, but near the end i get error that looks like:
I want to checkout some files from svn to my locale folder using php. For that I write this code. $checkout = \"svn --username myuname--password mypass checkout svn://192.16.20.125/projname/trunk/co
I\'m new to Git. Starting work on any project seems to start with a \"git clone\". But this seems to take a long time - much longer than the equivalent \"svn checkout\". 开发者_JAVA百科Is this because
before i used ubuntu 11.04 and everything go well with svn. Two weeks ago, I switched to CentOS 6 and the problems appears.
A \'build\' directory in my project needs to be deleted and created again after every check out. Here is what I do which is kind of a long and c开发者_开发知识库umbersome process and creates a large
I have a Git repo cloned with Git-SVN and am now trying to push it back into SVN. The standard git svn rebase
Say for example that I ver开发者_StackOverflow中文版sions of some files needed only for my local dev machine, but I accidentally committed them. What is an easy way to revert all those files to a prev
I have deleted some textual files using svn remove. But svn diff shows as removal of all content in the file. Applying a patch of that diff only modifies the content, does not remove the file.
I have following exception in http://teamcity_server/diffView.html?.... ERROR: org.tmatesoft.svn.core.SVNException: svn: connection refused by the server
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