In eclipse you have local history, I was wondering if there is some software that can keep track of file history similar to this but without using eclipse.
we have a svn repository on a server, and some clients updating/commiting to it. Now, the server crashed yesterday and the backup available is a week ok old, and has an older svn head saved. Let\'s s
I\'m writing a little app in node. I have posts that I want wiki-like revisions for. I\'m also saving the post very frequently as they\'re being edited, so I do not want to save full revisions on each
Does any database support revision control on its command line interface? So for instance, I\'m at the mysql> command prompt. I\'m going to add a column to a table. I type
I want to know file list开发者_如何转开发 in specific revision in git repository. How can I do this?git ls-tree -r --name-only $REV
I just want a single file, called \"revision\", which contains the repository revision number at any given time so that when I export my repository, my application is able开发者_Python百科 to see whic
I\'m using Perforce P4V, the graphical tool, to interface with my Perforce server here at work.I have a project I added to the depot and I accidentally deleted it from my workspace on my local compute
we have this discussion about how to deploy to production revisions that are UAT closed without revisions with UAT not-closed status.
I come from the Perforce world, so my language here is going to be Perforce speak, but I am trying to use GitHUB and something terrible has happened.I used the commands:
If I have 2 projects in Eclipse that refers to the same repository location. repository location: svn://server
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