2009/7/11 Jesus Reyes jesus...@yahoo.com.mx:
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
2009/7/12 Graeme Geldenhuys graemeg.li...@gmail.com:
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,
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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. Alternative
@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
2009/7/12 Marco van de Voort mar...@stack.nl:
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
2009/7/12 Marco van de Voort mar...@stack.nl:
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
2009/7/12 Marco van de Voort mar...@stack.nl:
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
@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
