Version Control Systems

SVN is like trees

Posted by on 2011/02/08 at 1:54 pm

SVN trunk, branches and tags Working with SVN is somewhat like growing a tree: a tree has a trunk and some branches branches grow from the trunk, and thinner branches grow from thicker branches a tree can grow with a trunk and no branch (but not for long) a tree with branches but no trunk [...]

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Playing with StatSVN

Posted by on 2010/11/10 at 8:04 pm

Today was a project finishing day. Using Subversion for over a month of work, it would be nice to get and study some stats. We are using Redmine, a great project management web application, written using Ruby on Rails framework that can connect with a repository (it supports Subversion, CVS, Mercurial, Darcs, Bazaar and Git) [...]

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Major problems with Subversion and Eclipse

Posted by on 2010/10/28 at 7:33 pm

The use of Subversion with Eclipse is producing major problems. Today I found out tha by default, Eclipse Java Builder copies all the non-java files under the source folder into the build output folder. This causes a problem if you are using Subversion, which creates a .svn folder under every workset folder. So the solution [...]

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playing with grep, svn status and xargs

Posted by on 2010/10/28 at 4:39 pm

svn status | grep ‘?’ | grep -v ‘.class’ | xargs svn add and this is why I love linux. (or unix since I’m currently developing on a macbook pro)

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SVN reseting, the hard way

Posted by on 2010/07/04 at 11:11 am

So, my subversion screwed up my remote repository, not allowing me to commit any local changes. Unfortunately, it screwed up my local repository too with those .svn folders and directories so I had to do a hard way reset to make it work again. This is how I did it: First of all BACKUP BACKUP [...]

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