What does the prefix "1." mean
Major versions are usually used to denote API versions. It is expected that on
at least some level, all minor revisions of version 1 are somewhat compatible
to each other, bar new features introduced in later minor revisions.
Conversely, there is no expectation th
> I was at the [SVN] 1.0 party [...] many tears ago.
SVN isn't that bad, is it :-)))
> [Steven Wu]
> > I am looking to revamp the entire site. Not just a minor update. But I like
> > to redevelop it with modern technology using HTML5, CSS3 and bit of JQuery.
Sorry, my honest opinion is that Steven sounds as if he is trying to sell snake
oil.
The terms he is using make me think h
May 25, 2011 at 01:02:28PM +0300, Daniel Shahaf wrote:
> > Stefan Sperling wrote on Wed, May 25, 2011 at 11:45:21 +0200:
> > > On Wed, May 25, 2011 at 10:03:16AM +1100, Winston Smith wrote:
> > > > Yes, I planned to do that for a read-only backup repository as part of
> > repo(s) is/are on a permanently mounted USB disk.
>
> The USB stick might give you less i/o throughput than an internal hard
> disk, and it might fail early due to flash wearing out.
I believe I mentioned a disk, not a stick. But thanks anyway...
> using
> 'svnadmin hotcopy' to copy your rep
Folks,
Thanks for your replies. So, in principle, I should not expect any problems.
The machine would be a decent one-core Athlon3500+ with 2GB RAM,
doing nothing else other than serving bugzilla, reviewboard and mediawiki
with lighttpd, and the repo(s) is/are on a permanently mounted USB disk.
Hi all,
Sorry if this is the wrong list, but I'm curious about one thing:
Are the SVN developers aware of any quirks in SVN in regards
to storing a large number (say, 1000) very large binary files
(say, 1GB each)? So, the entire repository would be 1TB of size,
but my concern is not space, but ra
> I went into subversion/svn, and I edited every single .c file. I put a
> fprintf(stderr,"function name\n"); into every function, just to show
> me where svn is going after it's initiated. There are a lot of files,
> and there are a lot of functions within those files.
Start svn in gdb, set a
I am trying to pass down the paths that are affected by a commit down to the
commit hooks. My question is how can I detect these paths? I have tried to do
so when the editor is driven, but functions like ra_svn_handle_* would only read
the basename of any dir or file affected. I have tried to do a
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