Hi,
I'm currently using version with our company SVN system, but I've
noticed that commits by myself and others have no username associated
with them, in fact the transcript says commit by user (null) this
happens for the other people also using versions, however PC users
with tortoise have
If I recall correctly, this is something that needs to be set in your
SVN repository... or on the server you're hosting the repository
with? I haven't muddled around with that part of the system in a long
time, but I'm pretty sure its not part of Versions, but rather SVN.
-k-
On Dec 22,
That was my initial thought, but the fact windows/tortoise users can
commit and have their usernames stored in the commit by field made me
think otherwise
Committed revision 134 by user (null).
Thats a copy of the message i receive on commit
On Dec 22, 4:55 pm, kerri miller ke...@vholdr.com
Is the correct user listed if you run svn info from the command line?
That would determine whether it was svn or Versions for certain. I believe
the default username is controlled by the one listed on the working copy.
It's a little disconcerting that your server allows a null user to commit
in
I just did a similar thing the other day with Drupal -- I just do an svn
delete on all the folders to be replaced, commit, then bring in the new ones
and do an svn add. It's simple, but has the downside of these folders
losing their history. Merging would probably help that problem, but I've
In case anyone comes across this with a similar problem, I left the
subversion command line (which gave no extra clues) baking for about
an hour, and I suspect the problems was one rather huge file that I
had modified and was modified at the head too. Seems like the file
really clogged thinks up.
