Hi,
I'm seeing the same issue as well. I've sent off a few reports.
It launches fine the first time and also if you ditch the prefs file.
It occurs when switching to use a different svn version and having to
relaunch.
I end up in an endless loop of relaunch - Oops bump warning.
I noticed in
My solution was to rename the Bookmarks.plist file - I don't think you
have to delete the whole folder.
On Sep 13, 12:32 pm, jln julien.ra...@gmail.com wrote:
I got this as well and solved it the hard way by deleting the Version
folder in 'Application support'. Of course, not ideal as I lost
Hi all,
We've tracked down the cause of the following issue that some of you
are running into with Versions 1.0.5:
- Really high CPU usage in one or more background processes, also
named Versions.
We will release Versions 1.0.6 soon to take care of this problem.
Because this issue was our
That is great news. I look forward to being able to use Versions again.
-- Gary
On Sep 13, 2009, at 8:16 AM, Dirk Stoop wrote:
Hi all,
We've tracked down the cause of the following issue that some of you
are running into with Versions 1.0.5:
- Really high CPU usage in one or more
Can I use Versions to access CVS repositories, or does it only work
with SVN? Thanks -
Elli
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Only Subversion. The webpage and all the marketing makes that pretty
unmistakable. Since virtually the entire purpose of SVN was to replace
CVS wholesale, I don't see (and don't think there should be) any
attempt to make Versions fit to CVS. Moving to SVN is the minimum I'd
suggest — some
Yeah, I figured as much. I only ask because I'm now working on a
project with a company who still uses CVS. After searching around, I
realize they're two completely different products; please don't even
consider this post a feature request, because it would be way to
much work with little benefit
