I anticipate this is going to be a very broad question however I shall endevour to be as concise as possible without divulging too much project critical information.
A Google search revealed the existence of some custom scripts, for example PVCS --> CVS and then cvs --> svn should be quite straightforward.
The project I work on has recently been switched from a horribly antiquated revision control system to Subversion.I felt like I had a fairly good understanding of Subversion a few years ago, but once
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After some research I have found that it is possible to move files out of one repo and into another, separate repo and still maintain the associated history. The process includes dumping the entire re
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I\'m just getting used to Subversion and I have a fundamental question about versioning. I\'ve created my SVN repository on a server \"S\" hosted in my network. Assuming I \"import\" code, files, dir
Wondering if it is possible to have a version control of a MySQL database. I realize this question has been asked before however the newest is almost a year ago, and at the rate things change...
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