Here at work we are using JIRA for bug/issue tracking, most of the developers also use Eclipse and everyone is using Subversion (TortoiseSVN). I was digging through one of the SVN books and came across a bugtraq property. A bit of Googling turned me onto a great tutorial by Mark Phippard (project lead for Subclipse): [...]
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Once in awhile I run into working copy folders from Subversion that I know longer want under version control. I want to “unversion” them. Usually I do some kind of find and delete on all the .svn related folders but there is an easier way if you have TortoiseSVN installed. You should be familiar with [...]
I’m curious how others have setup their repositories: One repository per project or… One project per repository The Subversion book goes into this a bit – and mentions a few pros and cons of each method but I was curious what people were actually doing. Right now we are ‘One project per repository’. There were [...]
I’ve recently inherited several projects. Luckily they were already under version control but the directory structure wasn’t using our normal ‘standard’. After digging into the awesome TortoiseSVN help file (recommended reading!) I learned a few new tricks: Fixing Ignored Files We’ve all run into this one before – you have a file somone mistakenly commited [...]
Subversion 1.5 is out. For those of us who haven’t moved to GIT yet… SVN 1.5 brings a load of new stuff: Merge tracking (foundational) Interactive conflict resolution Changelist support Speed improvements, cancellation response improvements More than 150 new bug fixes, enhancements And a host of other things! I’m sure Tortoise and the other clients [...]