Thanks again for the responses. heres what I did.
went to work, committed the current working version.
made a new bookmark with a domain-name not an IP, added this to my
hosts file
checked out a new working copy, use that now and can commit from
either location by tweaking hosts file.
Works fine
Oh wait, what? You're not selling it yet? How's that working out for
ya?
Versions isn't a tool that I use frequently. I use the command line
svn client for day to day stuff, but have been using Versions for
repository administration (ever since it gracefully handled a screwy
svn lock issue and ma
How do you get the tags folder to show up in the Versions window? I
have a tags directory in the repository, but in my Versions repository
browse window (which shows trunk), there's nothing to 'option'-click-n-
drag (for Macs) trunk to. If I option-click-drag trunk, I get a dialog
box to name the
how abou that! a new feature and i didn' even see it. thx!
--~--~-~--~~~---~--~~
You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups
"Versions" group.
To post to this group, send email to versions@googlegroups.com
To unsubscribe from this gr
It'd be nice to have a "Go to [path]" function from the file menu, so
we can more quickly access frequently accessed locations in the
repository.
--~--~-~--~~~---~--~~
You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups
"Versions" group.
To po
I can't recreate this problem, actually, so now I'm interested. Questions:
What did you actually check out? Just /trunk, or ../ ?
Are you looking at ALL or CHANGED files when attempting this copy (if it's
in the repos, I'm curious about where it fails to show up).
I (having just gratefully learn
Sounds like you've only checked out /trunk/, so you of course you
won't see any directories above it on your disk.
You'll either have to check out the whole tree starting at /,
or you can create the branch on the server in the repository, then
check out the newly created branch to a different
