OS X Default Dir Behaviour is SVN NIGHTMARE

Our company policy is to work with all files directly from a central server (that is not an SVN repository). We also have to keep the files there free of any unnecessary files (.cache &.settings folders from eclipse or .svn folders etc...) So what I have to do at the end of the day is export my f

Re: SVN to live server

I've requested that they make drag&drop out of Versions be an on-the- fly export command. That way we could simply drag files or folders directly into a Transmit (ftp client) window and not worry about uploading any of the .svn stuff. They actually replied to that email so maybe it'll happen. On

Re: Right-click Ignore

You mean (?)Unversioned ? What if I already have a file under version control by accident but no longer want it to be? Is there a way to set it back to Unversioned so I can then ignore it. Also, how does one create a "Tag" or "Branch"? The Help File says: To create a branch or tag, all you need

Re: Tagging in Versions

Any idea when they're going to implement copy/paste ... or add that little tip to the help file? On Dec 5, 7:16 am, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Just make a directory called tags in your repository and alt + drag > your trunk to it > > On Dec 4, 6:27 pm, Marc <[EMAIL PROTECTED

Noob question about renaming a file

Often (but not all the time) when I rename a file via finder, in versions I see the old file name marked as missing and the new filename as unversioned then when I try to commit I get either out of date errors or file not under version control errors or some other error about the file not existing

Unable to work with Working Copy because SVN client is too old

I decided to check out a few others svn clients. I tried svnX which at first glance was good. But later I realized it lacked features in the gui for renaming, ignoring, and a few other things. So when I went to the command line to ignore some files SVN tells me it's too old to work with my worki

Re: Remote working directory?

I'd also like to know if it's possible to use a local working directory with a local repository and at the end of the day somehow sync up the local revisions with a remote repository(through ssh) --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscr

Re: Remote working directory?

out loud. > > On 09/01/2009, at 4:33 PM, Thinsoldier wrote: > > > > > I'd also like to know if it's possible to use a local working > > directory with a local repository and at the end of the day somehow >

Re: Unable to work with Working Copy because SVN client is too old

ferences and look for the toggle switch that   > says "Subversion Library" > > Paul > > On 9 Jan 2009, at 07:30, Thinsoldier wrote: > > > I decided to check out a few others svn clients. > > > I tried svnX which at first glance was good. But later I realized it &g

Unable to see cancel/select buttons

The last time I used versions I had it on my 2nd larger monitor. That monitor died. Now I only have my short laptop screen to use. When I click the Select button next to where it says REV HEAD I get a very tall modal window where I can select a revision at the top half and see changed paths in th

Re: Unable to see cancel/select buttons

This also means I cannot click on the SELECT HEAD button so whenever I click on my repository bookmark I always see whatever revision I last manually selected (rev 138 when my last commit should have been 157) --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because

Re: Network Volume Bookmark

I'm having the same thing happen on my network. I emailed versions support but they just pointed me here :( On May 7, 10:06 am, Heiko Weber wrote: > Hi Richard, > > I get this error too, but it isn't related to Version, if I use svn in > a shell, like "svn commit", I'll get it too. > > Heiko > >

Export takes too long

I've got a project with about 1 gigabyte of pdf files, 10 megabytes of jpeg files and a dozen html files. The repository and working copy are both on my laptop. Checking out, updating, and committing take mere seconds at most but doing an Export takes more than 15 minutes. Why? What can I do abou

Re: Export takes too long

s, this sounds   > like a Subversion issue... > >   - Quinn > > On May 22, 2009, at 9:04 AM, Thinsoldier wrote: > > > > > I've got a project with about 1 gigabyte of pdf files, 10 megabytes of > > jpeg files and a dozen html files. > > The repository a

How can I move a local repository without needing to re check out working copies?

Repository file://localhost/Applications/XAMPP/SVNRepos/Project Working Copy 1 /Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/thyme/Project/project.com Working Copy 2 /Volumes/Server/Project/project.com Is seems that I can move the working copies anywhere and Versions will automatically update their b

Re: How can I move a local repository without needing to re check out working copies?

ed-bean.com/en/1.6/svn.ref.svn.c.switch.html > > Cheers, > - Quinn > > On Dec 20, 2013, at 10:29 AM, Thinsoldier > > wrote: > > > Repository > file://localhost/Applications/XAMPP/SVNRepos/Project > > Working Copy 1 > /Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/th

Problem with branch files unable to find their history

Hello I copied my project's /trunk/ directory to /branches/ and named that copy /mobile/ Selected /trunk/, held option key while dragging to /branches/ folder and then gave it a name. Now I have: /trunk/ /branches/mobile/ But when I try to look at the history of files in the branch (history i