I have a couple of large files I\'m trying to commit... 512MB, 668MB, 724MB, 928MB, 948MB, 1.97GB, 2.70GB
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 am using svn (VisualSVN Server in specific with VisualSVN and thus TortoiseSVN). Is it possible to work in an offline scenario? E.g. code is checked in, and then modify the solution without checking
I have a situation where I branched off trunk and after a number of days of development work in my branch, someone else changed the name of the project directory in trunk. Something like this:
I am working on a shared project which is put in SVN. The directory structure of the project is as follows:
I have been going through documentation and such and have SVN working, but I want to put it on an existing directory.I imported that directory, so do I rename/delete the non SVN directory and then che
We had a branch Branch1 that we then branched off again, Branch1A. All the while we\'ve been merging trunk changes into Branch1 and then merging change from Branch1 into Branch1A
I just installed WinMerge on my windows machine. When doing setup it asked if I would like to use WinMerge in conjunction with tortoise svn. The link here sort of describes that func开发者_JS百科tiona
I have a client that gave me the SVN login credentials to his repository. Though, he is very busy to deploy everytime I commit. How can I setup a test site for my own? Any idea guys?
I am wondering what happens in SVN when a file is updated directly instead of using SVN?The main reason I am asking is that there was a problem updating the SVN on my machine (windows) when the server
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