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问题 I am trying to use the svn commands to gather all folders and subfolders from svn. The list is huge. I have tried making an empty folder on svn and compare it with the base but it crashes after 4 hours. I have tried the following this morning : svn list --depth infinity http://serverip/svn/root/ and it has been running for nearly 6 hours so far and still not finished and it lists all the files. I tried on the side a couple other ways with grep and egrep parameters but it is not recognized so

问题 Is there a way to move a saved login/password for TortoiseSVN to a network repository from machine to machine? Just got a new machine, know my username but don't recall my login to the repository. I know TortoiseSVN saves some auth info on the directories at %appdata%\Subversion\auth Moved over the file I found at svn.simple; I see my user name in it in clear text but the password is encrypted. I also see "wincrypt" in the file so that's the crypto functionality invoked. Ordinarily I'd just

问题 I usually use git and know little beyond the basics of Subversion, so please be gentle. I'm using TortoiseSVN on Windows 7. The SVN client recently announced it needed to upgrade, so I did that. All files lost their source control icons, and a new menu item appeared in Explorer prompting me to upgrade my repository working copy to v1.7. I did that and see the error attached. I've searched for the file it mentions, it does not exist in my local repository. I seem unable to do a Clean as the

问题 We have multiple developers working on a project. We're employing a feature-branch method of branching in which we do the following: All maintenance work and bug fixes are done on the trunk All new functionality is done on a new branch Branch is updated regularly (via merging changes from trunk to branch) However, we've run into a situation that 2 branches [we'll call them feature-branch-1 and feature-branch-2] need to be merged together. What is the best way to accomplish this? Part of me

问题 This question already has answers here : Unexpected bracket '[' - PHP [duplicate] (3 answers) Closed 5 years ago . I 'm try to commit this code to my server from my Ubuntu server $me = $this->fetchAll(array('id'=>$Id,'ce'=>$e), array('cr'=>array('$slice' =>[$offset, $limit]))); but it return PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '[' in - on line 114 MSG: Failed to checkin branches/myFile.php, PHP said what is the wrong with '$slice' =>[$offset, $limit] in order to commit it to my server

问题 I currently use Notepad++ for most of my development. I have been checking out other, more full-featured options and would like to switch (I'm in particular a fan of Aptana so far) but there is one thing about Notepad++ that I really like and I haven't been able to get so far. My current workflow is something like this: Workflow (I tried to embed this image and it showed up in previews but not in the post, sorry) Workflow http://evanalyze.com/images/workflow.jpg The process is this: Download

问题 How can I ignore the target folder in TortoiseSVN? 回答1: I Assume that you have already set up a Subversion repository and you want to ignore a folder called "target" in your working copy. Right click on the target folder icon, choose "TortoiseSVN -> Add to ignore list -> target"; Right click on the icon of the folder containing target and choose "SVN Commit..."; Enter a message text and press OK. 回答2: This is an old question but for further reference: It can also be globally configured in the

问题 !!! This is not a duplicate question since the solutions offered in the other topics didn't work for me. When I try to commit: Error: Working copy 'D:\Webs\Drupal 6' locked Error: Please execute the "Cleanup" command. When I try to do a cleanup: Cleanup failed to process the following paths: D:\Webs\Drupal 6 Does anyone know how I can solve this problem? 回答1: Does it work if you do a new "clean" checkout merge the files that you have modified into the new checkout folder(s) using a merge /

问题 Having some trouble renaming a file in SVN whilst keeping the history. Used this thread, but I'm pretty sure I just made a new file, and deleted the old one... (How to rename a file using svn?) And following the comments, I did create a new file with the new file name I wanted. touch newfilename svn rm newfilename --force svn mv oldfilename newfilename Which gave me: A newfilename D oldfilename Using svnX 0.9.13 回答1: Rename in Subversion is implemented as a copy with history (to create the

问题 We use Tortoise SVN for source control, and have already set up a commit message template. I would also like to display some text to the user when they commit, that doesn't get included in their commit message, along the lines of "Don't forget to do X!". Is this possible? 回答1: I have set up a similar environment using the Tortoise Docs and can say: Yes, it is! Operation involves a Start-Commit Hook that fills in the lines that the user shall read and a Pre-Commit Hook that removes thee lines