Posts Tagged ‘ subversion ’

Turn off TortoiseSVN sounds

TortoiseSVN is an excellent Subersion client for Windows. By default, TortoiseSVN makes noise when it encounters a warning or an error. This almost made me crap a brick when TortoiseSVN failed on a commit and I forgot I had my speakers cranked to eleven.

TortoiseSVN does not have an internal ...

Skip .svn directories when using grep

What You'll Need:
grep 2.5.3+

I can't count how many times a day I use grep. It is an indispensable tool for searching the contents of configuration files, data files, and source code.

One of the annoying side effects of grep is when searching a Subversion working copy recursively, all the hidden .svn directories ...

What is it?

A Perl cron script that creates and rotates backups of one or more Subversion repositories.

What does it do?

  1. Verifies repositories (svnadmin verify)
  2. Hot copies -or- dumps repositories (uses svnadmin hotcopy ...

Requirements:
Subversion
gcc

Platform:
any Linux distro

Keeping code up-to-date in multiple environments can be a pain in the ass. You might develop on one server, stage on another, and then have all your production code run on yet another server. Thus, getting the most recent code moved to each server can involve a lot of updating from a code repository.

If you're using ...