That's also important for me and that's a feature free svn tools
miss.
So here can a comercial tool make some plus point.
Are there plans to integrate into versions this ?
On 19 Nov., 06:34, Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One glaring omission I see is that with TortoiseSVN you can create/
>
I'm not Jason, but wow.. what a nice reply from Versions team member..
Version is nice, and I was really looking forward to pay for the
software once out of beta. Fast forward to auto-update from beta to
1.0.2 - my computer (eary 2008 top of the line imac with every option
maxed out) grinds to ha
Hi Dirk,
> I appreciate your concern, but losing sales is really something we
> should be concerned about, if anyone.
Yes, you should.
But so should we, your followers/customers.
If you lose sales and dont care then you wont make money, wont update
the product, still have our $50 and we are
Hi all,
As we said earlier, we are working on EDU pricing. There is no
announcement yet because we want to get it right the first time
around, *because* we care.
However, we think it's more important that Versions works right for
people who already bought it and for people who are using the dem
Dirk,
actually, my money are already on account of Zennaware, the maker of
Cornerstone.
Not an impulsive decision, but rather a decision dictated by balance
of features, price and support quality (replies from Zennaware almost
always come in matter of minutes and are very professional).
And I'm d
Thanks Mikhail,
I hope Cornerstone keeps working for you, and if not: you know where
to find us :)
Cheers,
- Dirk
On Nov 29, 3:23 pm, Mikhail Kornienko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dirk,
>
> actually, my money are already on account of Zennaware, the maker of
> Cornerstone.
> Not an impulsive
Hi Balu,
The amount of changes in the files shouldn't have any influence.
Do you consistently get the same problem with the same files? If so,
and the filenames contain any special characters (umlauts, accents,
etc.), this might be related to the encoding problems mentioned in
this thread:
htt
On Nov 28, 2008, at 4:57 PM, tyger wrote:
> Hmm, tried it out. Well I need just a Web server just for http
> request, cant be the solution.
I'm not trying to convince you, but I'd be remiss if I didn't offer
more information *grin*
I believe 10.5 still comes with a web server - check the Sh
On Nov 26, 6:47 am, kapowaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> What we *could* however do with is better workflow for inspecting each
> set of changes inside of a changeset you're about to commit. Currently
> you have to manually select each file in the 'Changed' view and then
> the toolbar; at the
There is a related oddity: when there are no differences (it should
say "files identical", but doesn't). BBEdit as my external diff tool.
For example, open a file under svn, add a space, save. remove the
space, save. switch to versions showing "changed", hit refresh if
necessary to see the file
I also just bought Cornerstone since I don't like your "maybe someday
when we are bored" mentality.
On 29 Nov., 15:34, Dirk Stoop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Mikhail,
>
> I hope Cornerstone keeps working for you, and if not: you know where
> to find us :)
>
> Cheers,
> - Dirk
>
> On Nov 2
For the record, I found Sofa's response congenial and not attitudey,
more of a "we understand that you're upset and want to choose another
product; there's apparently not much we can do to change your mind, so
no hard feelings, OK?" I'd prefer that to a sniveling manservant-type
of "Oh, please, d
For the server to work this way, you will also have to install and enable
Apache's mod_dav_svn extension which lets the webserver handle svn requests.
Otherwise the solution may be just to use a different external storage
devise than the time capsule, like maybe a hard drive connected to the time
Just for the record, I second this.
Koen's first reply offered a perfectly acceptable answer, and there is
very little else Dirk could have said in his second reply. But people
hear what they want to hear, especially if they were looking for a
reason to justify not buying Versions to begin w
And don't forget svn over ssh like this:
On the server:
svnadmin create /Users/shared/Subversion/MyRepository (Or "Create
Local Repository" in Versions)
URL for Versions:
svn+ssh:///Users/shared/Subversion/MyRepository
As a user and password you can use any user/password combination valid
on
Hi Dirk,
> As we said earlier, we are working on EDU pricing. There is no
> announcement yet because we want to get it right the first time
> around, *because* we care.
How does that even make sense? How can you mess up educational pricing?
> However, we think it's more important that Versions
> I hope Cornerstone keeps working for you, and if not: you know where
> to find us :)
Wow, nice attitude.
You can't have the mentality of "let the people come to us" when you
have a product competing against you that is totally up to par and has
its act together.
You are helping them ge
> For the record, I found Sofa's response congenial and not attitudey,
> more of a "we understand that you're upset and want to choose another
> product; there's apparently not much we can do to change your mind, so
> no hard feelings, OK?" I'd prefer that to a sniveling manservant-type
> of "Oh
David,
Yes, I am sure that the Versions team has its priorities, but as I
stated previously, they are neglecting such a portion of the market
where it is a small niche to begin with. Screaming often helps people
see what they are missing and jump on it.
This is not working for the Versions
Hey Tyger,
I made you a demo movie which should make it clear how to set it up
locally:
http://cdn.versionsapp.com/movies/VersionsLocalSetupSSH.mov
Kindest regards,
Koen Bok - madebysofa.com
On Nov 30, 12:21 am, Sofa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And don't forget svn over ssh like this:
>
> On
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