git worked great for me using http:, as I'm behind a firewall. It did
the clone in a single shot but with other git servers I already found
that git easily restarts broken downloads.
-Michael
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Carolos wrote:
> Sometimes I get issues with TortoiseSVN.
>
I never got Tortoise working. I now use the new git mirror git it
running without much hassle.
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@ZaherAlthough I like Tortoise SVN a lot, it does have some scary issues in
some builds.
I had a build of it that actually checkedout files that had the same name
into the wrong directories from a local repository. No idea how or why but
it did it.
If a bad build screwed up your local copy, svn co
2009/7/12 Marco van de Voort :
>
> Can we please put a brake on the Git advocacy? I've already heard more about
> Git now then I ever want to know.
I simply offered Zaher an alternative download solution. The Mercurial
and Git mirror are alternatives to the SubVersion repository and I
don't believ
2009/7/12 Marco van de Voort :
>
> Can we please put a brake on the Git advocacy? I've already heard more about
> Git now then I ever want to know.
I simply offered Zaher an alternative download solution. The Mercurial
and Git mirror are alternatives to the SubVersion repository and I
don't believ
2009/7/12 Marco van de Voort :
>
> Can we please put a brake on the Git advocacy? I've already heard more about
> Git now then I ever want to know.
I simply offered Zaher an alternative download solution. The Mercurial
and Git mirror are alternatives to the SubVersion repository and I
don't believ
@Graeme, I used Git for fpGUI only :) , for FPC i can not because i
have a slow connection and i am SVN fan user.
@Carlos I do not think it is TortoiseSVN problem because i tried with
svn command line with new folder and had the same error, may be it is
an Apache as Jonas had said, or my ISP conn
In our previous episode, Graeme Geldenhuys said:
>
> Yes, it is how SVN works to show you the original file, but it waists
> a lot of space (double everything) and it pollutes the directories, so
> you can't quickly archive the "checked out" directories without
> pulling in all the .svn one. Alter
2009/7/12 Graeme Geldenhuys :
> from. To reference a specific revision number like SVN does you can do
> something like this:
> git log -r1354
> git log -r2000:2050 -v
> etc..
Oops, that should read...
git svn log -r1354
git svn log -r2000:2050 -v
Regards,
- Graeme -
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2009/7/11 Jesus Reyes :
>
> I think this is a feature and not a bug,
Yes, it is how SVN works to show you the original file, but it waists
a lot of space (double everything) and it pollutes the directories, so
you can't quickly archive the "checked out" directories without
pulling in all the .svn
> Another nice
> feature is that the local copy is much cleaner - no more
> duplicates of
> all files so your local copy takes up less space, no more
> .svn
> directories in every folder (git only has one .git in the
> root of the
> project), etc..
I think this is a feature and not a bug, I use
On 11 Jul 2009, at 14:19, Zaher Dirkey wrote:
When i update FPC from SVN repo
it updated for 10 mbytes then i had this error
Error: REPORT of '/svn/fpc/!svn/vcc/default': 200 OK
(http://svn2.freepascal.org:8080)
I guess there's a limit somewhere in the apache config that limits
certain kin
Graeme Geldenhuys schrieb:
> 2009/7/11 Zaher Dirkey :
> Another nice
> feature is that the local copy is much cleaner - no more duplicates of
> all files so your local copy takes up less space,
If I care about this, I use a compressing file system or compress even
single folders instead of expecti
2009/7/11 Zaher Dirkey :
Have you thought of maybe using the Git mirror instead? The initial
clone is a 54MB download, but then you have the whole FPC history
including all the branches like trunk, fixes_2_2 etc... Another nice
feature is that the local copy is much cleaner - no more duplicates o
Sometimes I get issues with TortoiseSVN.
First make a backup of your current work copy.
Download the latest version of TortoiseSVN and checkout from the repository
again to a new folder.
If you have made changes in your old work copy, export your work copy to a
new directory to get rid of SVN fold
When i update FPC from SVN repo
it updated for 10 mbytes then i had this error
Error: REPORT of '/svn/fpc/!svn/vcc/default': 200 OK
(http://svn2.freepascal.org:8080)
I tried to update every folder it work fine until i found that file
can not updated with the same error
http://svn2.freepascal.org
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