Dirk,
>> Should I be on the pin handler branch?
I guess my answer is now, yes, I should be.
>Sorry for asking again. But there is also no other combination of upper
and lower cases, like:
>Kdaa.a, KDAA.B, KdAaAaAa.B or something like that.
>I don't know how this can happen, but in this
Hey all, just a quick note to apologize for not getting beta-2 out this
weekend.. as I mentioned earlier, I want to get the ActiveState PerlApp
stuff working first (that's the tool I use to generate a single .exe out
of the vss2svn.pl script and all its dependencies, for those who either
don't
Dirk wrote:
I have twisted my head in order to conditionally increment the seen
variable for the corresponding physical file, but all I do doesn't
work correctly, since the condition heavily depends on the previous
and later actions of the item. The only real condition I found was: An
item mus
--On Sunday, April 16, 2006 11:13 PM +0200 Dirk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
* still up to day, there is no SCCS provider for subversion
Is this the integration in Visual Studio that makes it whine on any project
for which it can't reach its source control provider? If so, that lack of
integra
Dirk wrote:
Hi,
last weekend I thought about correctly handling renames in the case of
pinned shares. VSS performs renames on every share of the item,
regardless whether it is pinned or not. We used the share+pin method
to generate our release maintenance folders and labeled the releases.
So
Dirk wrote:
Hi Toby,
But I also mentioned it earlier. VSS isn't that bad. It does the job
it was designed for, easy version control. As long as you do use the
advanced commands, you won't have any problems.
Hmm, I think I'd have to disagree with you on that one! My biggest
problem with VSS
Hi,
I'm having a minor problem with the SvnRevHandler. Within my project
there are beneath a lot of subprojects and files, also a few files, that
are shared within the project multiple times. E.g. a binary file that is
shared from a "bin" project into the "setup" project and a "test"
project.
Hi,
last weekend I thought about correctly handling renames in the case of
pinned shares. VSS performs renames on every share of the item,
regardless whether it is pinned or not. We used the share+pin method to
generate our release maintenance folders and labeled the releases. So if
a rename
Hi Toby,
But I also mentioned it earlier. VSS isn't that bad. It does the job
it was designed for, easy version control. As long as you do use the
advanced commands, you won't have any problems.
Hmm, I think I'd have to disagree with you on that one! My biggest
problem with VSS is that Micro
