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问题 I have a corrupted SSIS package with the error message: Failed to load XML due to error 0xC00CE504 "A name was started with an invalid character. Line 13. Column 2". This happens when loading a package and the file cannot be opened or loaded correctly into XML document. This can be the result of either providing an incorrect file name to the LoadPackage method or the XML file specified having an incorrect format. Basically I have created this package and stored in a SVN folder. It worked fine

问题 I have a Subversion repository that contains some client files. Some clients will use the standard files, but other clients will provide custom versions of the files. To accommodate this, I've used svn:externals for the clients that will use the shared files. So our structure is something like this: svn |+ top |+ shared |+ clients |+ custom1 |+ custom2 |+ shared1 |+ shared2 The client "custom1" is a real folder in Subversion containing that client's customized files, and the client "shared1"

问题 I've created my repository this way: sudo svnadmin create /svn After restarting apache i get this error: Syntax error on line 16 of /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/dav_svn.conf: DAV not allowed here # dav_svn.conf - Example Subversion/Apache configuration # # For details and further options see the Apache user manual and # the Subversion book. # # NOTE: for a setup with multiple vhosts, you will want to do this # configuration in /etc/apache2/sites-available/*, not here. # <Location URL> ... <

问题 I'm working on a "modular Java application", it has around 60 independent modules, all obviously "buildable" on their own. I'm trying to understand what can be the best approach to structure this type of application under GIT. I'll explain better myself: I've been working several years with SVN and it would be really easy for me to structure a project like this under a centralized version control tool such as SVN, while I'm not sure about the GIT best practices and pros/cons. With SVN: I

问题 I'm working on a "modular Java application", it has around 60 independent modules, all obviously "buildable" on their own. I'm trying to understand what can be the best approach to structure this type of application under GIT. I'll explain better myself: I've been working several years with SVN and it would be really easy for me to structure a project like this under a centralized version control tool such as SVN, while I'm not sure about the GIT best practices and pros/cons. With SVN: I

问题 I'm working on a "modular Java application", it has around 60 independent modules, all obviously "buildable" on their own. I'm trying to understand what can be the best approach to structure this type of application under GIT. I'll explain better myself: I've been working several years with SVN and it would be really easy for me to structure a project like this under a centralized version control tool such as SVN, while I'm not sure about the GIT best practices and pros/cons. With SVN: I

问题 I do have an unusual situation, because I have to migrate an svn repostitory from svn-server 1.6 to svn-server 1.5. The issue is that the are no tools for downgrade available. Do anyone know some scripts or have the expirience with downgrading of svn repositories? Cheers, Kevin 回答1: You could use svnsync to move the content from one repository to another. Normally svnsync is intended for keeping a read-only mirror up to date, but I believe it will work fine for a one-time migration also. It

问题 I'm using svn2git to test the migration of an svn repo to a git. Now my svn is build like thise myproj contains repo1 / repo2 (obsolete)/ old/ Every repo contains its own branches, tags etc. I only need everything which is in repo1. When I start the process I get this: svn2git https://server/myproj/repo1 --username LVO output: Initialized empty Git repository in /folder/.git/ Using higher level of URL: https://server/myproj/repo1 => https://server/myproj And than the process starts. I'm

问题 I'm using svn2git to test the migration of an svn repo to a git. Now my svn is build like thise myproj contains repo1 / repo2 (obsolete)/ old/ Every repo contains its own branches, tags etc. I only need everything which is in repo1. When I start the process I get this: svn2git https://server/myproj/repo1 --username LVO output: Initialized empty Git repository in /folder/.git/ Using higher level of URL: https://server/myproj/repo1 => https://server/myproj And than the process starts. I'm

问题 I'm using svn2git to test the migration of an svn repo to a git. Now my svn is build like thise myproj contains repo1 / repo2 (obsolete)/ old/ Every repo contains its own branches, tags etc. I only need everything which is in repo1. When I start the process I get this: svn2git https://server/myproj/repo1 --username LVO output: Initialized empty Git repository in /folder/.git/ Using higher level of URL: https://server/myproj/repo1 => https://server/myproj And than the process starts. I'm