I use SVN on Windows XP. Situation: SVN as document archive. I have a few files that need to be organized into various folders and yet retain the orginal file structure.
I setup visual SVN on windows server 2008 named myserver It asked me to create a username/password since I selected Subversion Authentication.I then created an empty repository called myproject.
I am going to use TortoiseSVN and trying to learn it! But I faced an ambiguity in version control action.
Short Question Has anyone had an issue when right clicking files (.c/.h/etc..) and the TortoiseSVN menu is not present?Note that it is there when I right click a folder in the same directory.
When i am trying to use tortoisesvn on windows to do an update, i keep getting the following errors for a specific folder.
I try to relocate 开发者_StackOverflow社区my project from one server to another. On new server this project already exists. When I start relocate I got the error:
My username (of myWindows account) is always shown as \'author\' in the SVN repository log. How can I configure SVN to use another name? Is there a way for Tortoise SVN, too?
I\'ve been working with SVN successfully for a few weeks however I recently received an updated version of the code I\'m working on from our vendor. I overwrote my local installation with the updated
Can anyone provide a link to a downloadable archive of the source code for GlassFish 3.0.1-b22? I have tried using TortoiseSVN to checkout this directory without success,
How to control versioning in asp.net projects? We are a five member team and looks to use same开发者_如何学编程 solution file in asp.net.
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