Arjen Wisse wrote on Mon, Mar 28, 2011 at 09:51:43 +0200:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> Thanks for responding to this issue.
>
> In fact what I was expecting is that when locking the file before
> move, the lock being moved to the new location in the working copy as
> well. However, that does not happen eithe
On Mon, 28 Mar 2011 18:29 -0500, "Mike Adams"
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> On 2011-03-27 00:02, Mike Adams wrote:
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> > I was trying to upgrade and dump my repository with these results:
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> > C:\Users\Mike>svnadmin recover C:/Opt/var/svn_repository/
> >
I'm dealiing with people who like Fisheye, which I've never used, and
want them to be able to use ssh or svn+ssh access to the master
Subversion repositories. Does this work well? Has anyone used this?
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On 2011-03-27 00:02, Mike Adams wrote:
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> I was trying to upgrade and dump my repository with these results:
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> C:\Users\Mike>svnadmin recover C:/Opt/var/svn_repository/
> Repository lock acquired.
> Please wait; recovering the repository may take
Hi Gert,
Thank you for responding.
> If You can You change the mirror setup so that SVNMasterURI has same
> path part as mirror location then it should go away
I believe that is how we have the SVNMasterURI setup. The problem exits.
There must be something else?
# write-through proxy accept
2011/3/28 Stefan Sperling :
> The same problem probably exists at the C API level.
> Can you provide more details about the "mixed up state" you are seeing?
What was happening was that the outer log was having a premature exit (no die).
> And how are you invoking the function? Is a working copy i
On Mon, Mar 28, 2011 at 09:58:35AM -0400, Daniel Ruoso wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was navigating in svn logs from Perl, and when I tried to call the log
> method from within a log callback, the states got mixed up between the inner
> and outer calls.
>
The same problem probably exists at the C API level
> I am new to subversion and also not a Windows user.
>
> I am asked to create a repository for a company. The programmers
> will
> be using Windows PC's to do there work. But the files they are
> working
> on will be on a web server, not on there local PC. So there edits
> will
> be on remote fil
Hi,
I was navigating in svn logs from Perl, and when I tried to call the log
method from within a log callback, the states got mixed up between the inner
and outer calls.
Is that a known limitation? I'd be happy to provide a testcase otherwise.
Daniel
Guten Tag Cecil Westerhof,
am Montag, 28. März 2011 um 14:33 schrieben Sie:
> I am asked to create a repository for a company. The programmers will
> be using Windows PC's to do there work. But the files they are working
> on will be on a web server, not on there local PC. So there edits will
> be
I am new to subversion and also not a Windows user.
I am asked to create a repository for a company. The programmers will
be using Windows PC's to do there work. But the files they are working
on will be on a web server, not on there local PC. So there edits will
be on remote files. In principal t
I just realized that I mentioned something that is not true:
> In fact what I was expecting is that when locking the file before
> move, the lock being moved to the new location in the working copy as
> well. However, that does not happen either (see defect
> http://subversion.tigris.org/issues/sho
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for responding to this issue.
In fact what I was expecting is that when locking the file before
move, the lock being moved to the new location in the working copy as
well. However, that does not happen either (see defect
http://subversion.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=3525).
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