Check out the following scenario: /trunk at version: 200 /branches/mybranch at version: 200 /branches/mybranch Last commit version: 192
I have installed & configured svn server as well as Tortoise svn on windows. Users creation is also done. Now am trying to open repository with repo browser command of 开发者_运维技巧Toroise Svn,
I\'m using SVN externals to include a couple of directories from another repository but I also need to set up externals for two individual files in the root of 开发者_如何学JAVAthe project directory.
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Someone at my work moved a folder to a different location. But he didn\'t do a proper SVN move, he just added them as new files and deleted the old files. This of course meant the history of items are
I created a branch and then made changes to trunk which need merging into the branch. TortoiseSVN has a nice handy merge branch->trunk utility, but to do it this way round do I have to manually merge
How can I configure TortoiseSVN to connect to a SVN server behind a corporate firewall from home? This is the question I\'m having a hard time 开发者_如何学运维finding an answer to. Here\'s what I DO
Is it possible, via TortoiseSVN, to know the SVN rev number you are about to get prior to a commit so that I can put that rev# into the source code comment section?
I tried by setting up a custom editor for \"File Difference\" in Tools->Options->Custom Editors with the command line: \"tortoiseproc /command:diff /path:%1 /path2:%2\". TortoiseMerge launches but it
I recently found a cool little project that I would like to download the source code of. Using the web interface on Google Code, I can browse through all of the files in the source code of the project
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