I want to use SVN externals on my projects to include a number of third party plugins. I\'ve found this blog post recommending saving the svn:externals value in a file (called svn.externals) with the
I want to perform an svn update to a specific date, and I can do this with svn update -r {2010-10-17}.Unfortunately when this encounters an external it will do the update within the external without p
I am working with pysvn, I want to a folder to reposi开发者_如何学JAVAtory as an svn:external .
I know that people recommend that externals should always point to tags or be pinned to specific revisions (or both for the belts-and-braces brigade!).开发者_开发技巧 I\'m comfortable with this approa
I\'m using Mercurial to talk to a Subversion repository, and the repository is currently using SVN externals to pull in another repository.
I have been using svn:externals to bring the Zend Framework files into my project.This is what my svn:externals looks like:
I would not get to know svn:externals if I haven\'t run into the this page. So, I setup myworking folder. Then
As part of my deployment scripts I do an svn copy from the trunk to the tags directory, which is in turn exported to our server.In a current project thats in development i\'ll be using svn externals t
There are lots of webpages out there suggesting hackish ways to make svn externals look like git submodules. I have read some accounts of what the difference is, but this doesn\'t seem very fundamenta
Our Subversion repository has several subdirectories containing shared files as well as subdirectories for each project.Projects are set up with relative svn:externals properties to pull in shared dir
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