Set ignore to all files of a directory with subversion: $ cd cache $ svn propset svn:ignore ‘*’ . $ svn ci . -m ‘Ignore set on cache dir.’ Show changed files between two revisions, overview $ svn diff -r 300:HEAD –summarize Show changed files between two revisions, for each revision: $ svn log -v [...]
Posts Tagged ‘subversion’
September 30, 2010 by marco · Comments Off
Filed under: Linux, Productivity
Social Tagging: commandline • Linux • subversion
Filed under: Linux, Productivity
Social Tagging: commandline • Linux • subversion
November 10, 2009 by marco · Comments Off
Filed under: Snippets, Software development, Tools, Tutorials
Social Tagging: commandline • script • subversion • Tools
Filed under: Snippets, Software development, Tools, Tutorials
Social Tagging: commandline • script • subversion • Tools
This is just a link to a very good tutorial on how to make your own SVN post-commit hook using a PHP script. It sends the following information via email: Committer name Commit message List of files edited Diff of changes made http://techchorus.net/writing-php-script-send-svn-commit-changeset-email-notification
July 30, 2009 by marco · 2 Comments
Filed under: Linux, Software development, Tools
Social Tagging: development • Serverstuff • subversion • team • Tools
Filed under: Linux, Software development, Tools
Social Tagging: development • Serverstuff • subversion • team • Tools
As a development team we always run into situations where we have trouble setting up a proper development environment for each of the team members to get going or add new staff on the go. It annoyed me every time since it causes a lot of unnecessary communication and friction. I often heard of virtualization [...]
December 22, 2008 by marco · Comments Off
Filed under: Linux, Tools
Social Tagging: Linux • mount • samba • subversion
Filed under: Linux, Tools
Social Tagging: Linux • mount • samba • subversion
I use a Subversion repository which sits on a Samba share in our LAN. Most of the times I used it from Windows machines where I simply assigned a drive letter (N:\) to the filesystem of the network share (//TERASTATION2/share) hosting the repository. A SVN checkout including URL looked like this: svn co file://N:/_repos/projectname/trunk . [...]
On one of my current projects, I had the problem that I had done several commits to the repository and suddenly changed my mind and wanted to go back to a certain point in the revison history where I started with my changes. How would you do that? Let’s say you started your changes at [...]
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