Re: Two WordPress related questions (plugins and post content)

2010-01-15 Thread Ray
On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 5:49 PM, Niels i...@nielskreijveld.com wrote:

 Nothing is overwritten. All the system does is delete and unzip. So I
 basically lose all of my SVN info, and of course Versions doesn't let me
 commit my working copy. What's the best way to get around this problem?


If what the system is doing is deleting and adding a new folder, why don't
you do the same thing in svn?
Outside of Versions, temporarily rename the new plugin folder something else
so svn doesn't get confused,
In Versions, find the entry for the now missing plugin directory, and
right-click-Delete.
Then rename the new plugin folder back to the original name.
Add it in Versions and commit.

Also, if I edit some of my theme files, I have to commit them and
 then upload them from my working copy to my web hosting server. This
 seems like a bit of a hassle. Maybe I should consider a hosting
 provider with SVN support? Am I doing this all wrong?


Hi, I keep all my websites as working copies so I can work on them locally,
then just run an update on the server.  The only thing to worry about with
this is making sure your .svn directories aren't accessible by the web:
use RewriteRule ^(.*/)?\.svn/ - [F,L]

It is up to you how little or how much you keep — I generally don't keep
post images just because I don't want to bulk up my repository with them,
but I do keep images used by the stylesheet.  Nothing wrong with it as long
as you have enough space to do it.

Hope that helps,
Ray
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Re: Two WordPress related questions (plugins and post content)

2010-01-15 Thread Ray
(Sorry I started the second paragraph with Hi — I rearranged my post after
the fact...)

On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 9:54 AM, Ray raimondi...@gmail.com wrote:

 On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 5:49 PM, Niels i...@nielskreijveld.com wrote:

 Nothing is overwritten. All the system does is delete and unzip. So I
 basically lose all of my SVN info, and of course Versions doesn't let me
 commit my working copy. What's the best way to get around this problem?


 If what the system is doing is deleting and adding a new folder, why don't
 you do the same thing in svn?
 Outside of Versions, temporarily rename the new plugin folder something
 else so svn doesn't get confused,
 In Versions, find the entry for the now missing plugin directory, and
 right-click-Delete.
 Then rename the new plugin folder back to the original name.
 Add it in Versions and commit.

 Also, if I edit some of my theme files, I have to commit them and
 then upload them from my working copy to my web hosting server. This
 seems like a bit of a hassle. Maybe I should consider a hosting
 provider with SVN support? Am I doing this all wrong?


 Hi, I keep all my websites as working copies so I can work on them locally,
 then just run an update on the server.  The only thing to worry about with
 this is making sure your .svn directories aren't accessible by the web:
 use RewriteRule ^(.*/)?\.svn/ - [F,L]

 It is up to you how little or how much you keep — I generally don't keep
 post images just because I don't want to bulk up my repository with them,
 but I do keep images used by the stylesheet.  Nothing wrong with it as long
 as you have enough space to do it.

 Hope that helps,
 Ray

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Re: Registration problems

2010-01-15 Thread Dirk Stoop
Great, I'm happy it worked.

We were making some changes to the registration server to reflect our
50% to Haiti campaign, so my guess is that you tried to register at
the exact moment I deployed the changes (6:47 pm CET yesterday).

Cheers,
- Dirk

the Versions team

On Jan 14, 10:19 pm, Mr. Sharkey mr.sharkey@gmail.com wrote:
 Whatever changed, it's fixed now; registration successful - thanks!

 M.

 On Jan 14, 3:30 pm, Mr. Sharkey mr.sharkey@gmail.com wrote:



  Sure - I'm trying to register a purchased copy of Versions. In the
  registration dialog, my name and email address are pre-entered, and
  I've cut-pasted the license key. I've clicked that I agree to the
  Terms, and when I click on 'Register', I get the error Connection
  error. Please try again later. I'm running the following:

  Versions 1.0.7 - Build 73
  OS X v.10.6.2

  Btw, I have added an exception in the firewall for Versions.

  Thanks.

  On Jan 14, 2:00 pm, Dirk Stoop d...@madebysofa.com wrote:

   Can you tell us exactly what the problem is you're running into?

   thanks,
   - Dirk

   the Versions team

   On Jan 14, 7:34 pm, Mr. Sharkey mr.sharkey@gmail.com wrote:

Was this problem ever resolved? I'm having the same difficulty and
it's January, 2010 ..
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Re: open newly-added file from Timeline

2010-01-15 Thread Dirk Stoop
When you click an added or deleted entry in the timeline, Versions
downloads the file from the repository to a temporary location and
then tries to open it through NSWorkspace.

This attempt fails when your Mac (launch services) can't find a
suitable program to open a file with that file's extension. The
easiest way to solve this is to select a file with the same extension
in the Finder, Get Info on it, select the app you want to use under
Open with: and click Change All

Please let me know if that doesn't resolve it.

Thanks,
- Dirk

On Jan 15, 8:22 am, TheDO webmas...@thedigitalorchard.ca wrote:
 I find the Timeline great at monitoring the changes made to various
 open-source projects. However, for newly-added files, clicking the
 file doesn't do anything. Modified files open up in FileMerge since it
 has something to compare against (the previous version). Versions
 attempts to do something with the newly-added files, there's a flash,
 but then nothing. Is this a known issue? How does one view these files
 from the Timeline?
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Grabbing a month's worth of branches

2010-01-15 Thread Jon Mitten
Hi, I don't know if my post got swallowed up or what, but it's not
showing up on the front page... trying again.

I'm new to Subversion, and therefore, very new to Versions as well.

I want to pare down my project to only the last month's worth of
changes, discarding everything else from a local, working folder
perspective, to create a new repository that dismisses all the legacy
garbage that's accumulated and been updated.

I have a repo on a server, I want to pull down every necessary piece I
need for a complete trunk back to one month ago, and then I want to
create a new, remote repository that my team can work from, ignoring
the old one.

Can somebody let me know if this is possible?  How would I go about
doing this?

Thanks in advance!
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Re: Two WordPress related questions (plugins and post content)

2010-01-15 Thread Niels
Hey guys,

I'm starting to get it now. Seems like keeping all of the images
causes a lot of clutter indeed. Time to get to work :).

Thnx for the help!
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