Source Code Management

More integration with Subversion

More integration with Subversion:
Integration of the TortoiseSVN client into the PL/SQL Developer IDE (Beta-phase) - http://plsqldev-svn-plugin.tigris.org/

Simple add-in for Delphi and C++ Builder IDE's (a.k.a Borland Developer Studio, a.k.a Turbo Delphi/C++, a.k.a. CodeGear RAD Studio) - adds a menu with the most common TortoiseSVN commands to work with the current project file and an extra command to open an explorer window with current project (to access advanced TortoiseSVN commands). - http://delphiaddinfortortoisesvn.tigris.org/

Another subversion plugin for Borland Developer Studio or some of the Turbos that does not require TortoiseSVN (i.e. works directly with SVN) - http://sourceforge.net/projects/delphisvn/

Microsoft Office - Subversion integration: add-in scripts that invoke TortoiseSVN (Subversion Client) commands - http://code.google.com/p/msofficesvn/

liya 27/06/2009 - 08:45
IDE Plugins, Source Code Management, SVN
Subversion 1.6

Subversion is 1.6.2 was released on 11th of May.

Here are some important new features, enhancements and bug fixes:
- Repository Root relative URLs (client) - use of "short urls" :
  Syntax Description: "^/[REL-URL][@PEG]"
    '^/':      Represents the root url of the repository
    'REL_URL': Desired path relative to the root of the repository
    '@PEG':    Optional standard peg revision
  Examples:
    ^/
    ^/trunk
    ^/branches/1.5.x@25000
    ^/tags/1.4.6/@{2007-12-20T14:37:37.868870Z}

- Improvements to svn:externals
    - Support for files in svn:externals
    - Support usual shell quoting rules in externals definitions

liya 08/06/2009 - 20:36
Source Code Management, SVN, svn
Git presentation

Here is a presentation presented at the tools forum in Tiakal explaining Git - a distributed version control system, now becoming very popular. It discuses the internals of how Git stores its information and gives examples of how complex scenarios of version management can be easily solved with Git

ittayd 01/06/2008 - 09:46
git, Source Code Management
SemanticConflict

"Those who hear my colleagues and I talk about FeatureBranch know that we're not big fans of that pattern. An important part of our objection is the observation that branching is easy, but merging is hard. One argument we hear from time to time is that modern VersionControlTools make merging sufficiently easy that feature branching is worthwhile."

lior.kanfi 13/08/2011 - 23:08
Blogpost, Merge Feature Branch, Source Code Management
Upgrading subversion 1.42 => 1.6.x via yum

Well, the only rpm repository out there offering subversion above 1.4.x was / is rpmforge (aka DAG).

In order to add rpmforge to your RedHat / CentOs repository one has to update their yum repositories by installing the rpmforge-release package which you can also find @: http://packages.sw.be/rpmforge-release/

 

The problem I encountered was, I had a Centos 5.5 x86_64 with subversion & mod_dav_svn 1.4.2, after updating to the latest rpmforge-release, I expected a 

yum update subversion mod_dav_svn

to do the trick for me well no ...

So after banging my head on my keyboard after trying to manually downloading the rpms (which are there by the way!), and still faling on dependencies.

 

Reading all I could online in order to solve this issue I stunbledupon:

hagzag 07/03/2011 - 07:50
Centos, Source Code Management, subversion
miscellaneous git tools

http://git-wt-commit.rubyforge.org/

 

Some usefull git tools.

ittayd 06/12/2009 - 06:28
git, Source Code Management
Dont publish .svn metadata

Some of the largest and best known domains on the web, such as apache.org and php.net, amongst others, are vulnerable to an elementary information leak that exposes the structure and source of website files. A web surfer is able to extract this information by requesting the hidden metadata directories that popular version control tool Subversion creates.

 

full article

udid 24/09/2009 - 11:05
Security, Servers, Source Code Management
Open-source companies' developer dilemma

Open source offers a fantastic way to reach developers and users of one's technology. Ironically, however, the very group most inclined to adopt open source is the least likely to pay for it.

Therefore, to make an open-source business thrive in enterprise software, vendors must learn to distinguish between developer-users and IT operations-buyers. This article explains, however, open-source companies may need to guard against becoming too successful in order to preserve their exit opportunities.

yanai 13/09/2009 - 05:52
Open Source, operations, Source Code Management
An online book about Git

This online book is for getting started with Git. It presents all information, but doesn't go too deep as to confuse.

 

http://progit.org/book/

ittayd 28/07/2009 - 07:32
git, Source Code Management
Looking for Management Studio & SVN integration experience

Hi all,

I have a customer which recentelly adopted subversion for SCM, they are working with Visual Studio via VisualSVN which works fine, whilist seeking a solution for SQL integration via "Management Studio"  - do any of you have experience with such a tool - I couldn't google-up a decent resault.

 

Thank You.

hagzag 28/06/2009 - 15:04
ALM, Source Code Management, SVN
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