version-control

问题 How do popular version control systems (svn, git) handle storing revisions to a binary document? I have projects with binary sources that are periodically updated and need to be checked in (mostly Photoshop documents, custom data format and a few word processing documents). I've always been worried about checking in the binaries because I thought that the VCS might take a simple route of simply uploading a new copy of the binary each time - and hence my repository would get huge quickly. If I

问题 How do popular version control systems (svn, git) handle storing revisions to a binary document? I have projects with binary sources that are periodically updated and need to be checked in (mostly Photoshop documents, custom data format and a few word processing documents). I've always been worried about checking in the binaries because I thought that the VCS might take a simple route of simply uploading a new copy of the binary each time - and hence my repository would get huge quickly. If I

问题 How do popular version control systems (svn, git) handle storing revisions to a binary document? I have projects with binary sources that are periodically updated and need to be checked in (mostly Photoshop documents, custom data format and a few word processing documents). I've always been worried about checking in the binaries because I thought that the VCS might take a simple route of simply uploading a new copy of the binary each time - and hence my repository would get huge quickly. If I

问题 how to get the previous version of project once it is committed using GIT COLA GUI. I have a C++ file in the project. i created that file on 13th feb. i made changes to that file on 14th feb and saved it. now i want to get back to version dat was saved on 13th feb. so how to do this using GIT COLA. this project is in GIT repository. 回答1: Use the "View > DAG..." window to display all of the commits in the entire project. This window is referred to as the "DAG" window. You can also launch the

问题 how to get the previous version of project once it is committed using GIT COLA GUI. I have a C++ file in the project. i created that file on 13th feb. i made changes to that file on 14th feb and saved it. now i want to get back to version dat was saved on 13th feb. so how to do this using GIT COLA. this project is in GIT repository. 回答1: Use the "View > DAG..." window to display all of the commits in the entire project. This window is referred to as the "DAG" window. You can also launch the

问题 In my project we have to use maben-build-number plugin to construct the final name of the jar, for that purpose we use the revision of the SCN, so we need SCM But we have two SVN on controlled environment without direct access and on our local test environment, so for our pouproses we have to use: <scm> <connection>scm:svn:http://dev.com/svn_repo/trunk</connection> <developerConnection>scm:svn:https://dev.com/svn_repo/trunk</developerConnection> <url>http://dev.com/view.cvs</url> </scm> But

问题 In maven 2.x you could use the reactor:make-scm-changes to build only modules with local scm changes. Running this module with maven 3.0.3 results in a failure [ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-reactor-plugin:1.0 :make-scm-changes (default-cli) on project my-project: The parameters 'artifactLis t', 'folderList' for goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-reactor-plugin:1.0:make -scm-changes are missing or invalid -> [Help 1] This post seems to indicate there is no

问题 I have a SVN working copy (managed by TortoiseSVN). In that working copy I use git for local version control and branching. Of course, I want to hide the .git directory and .gitignore file for svn. However, ignoring them means adding a property to the repository which is no longer local. I don't want that (as many people share this repo) as it is annoying since it is proposed to be committed on each commit to the repo. I found (via that question) the possibility of the ignore-on-commit list.

问题 I have a SVN working copy (managed by TortoiseSVN). In that working copy I use git for local version control and branching. Of course, I want to hide the .git directory and .gitignore file for svn. However, ignoring them means adding a property to the repository which is no longer local. I don't want that (as many people share this repo) as it is annoying since it is proposed to be committed on each commit to the repo. I found (via that question) the possibility of the ignore-on-commit list.

问题 I have a SVN working copy (managed by TortoiseSVN). In that working copy I use git for local version control and branching. Of course, I want to hide the .git directory and .gitignore file for svn. However, ignoring them means adding a property to the repository which is no longer local. I don't want that (as many people share this repo) as it is annoying since it is proposed to be committed on each commit to the repo. I found (via that question) the possibility of the ignore-on-commit list.