At my new job I have had to ‘fix’ a few things lacking in the development environment. Many of us have been in this situation before: a small shop and everyone is ‘too busy‘ to implement some of these ‘best … Continue reading
Here at work we are using JIRA for bug/issue tracking, most of the developers also use Eclipse and everyone is using Subversion (TortoiseSVN). I was digging through one of the SVN books and came across a bugtraq property. A bit … Continue reading
Once in awhile I run into working copy folders from Subversion that I know longer want under version control. I want to “unversion” them. Usually I do some kind of find and delete on all the .svn related folders but … Continue reading
I’m curious how others have setup their repositories: One repository per project or… One project per repository The Subversion book goes into this a bit – and mentions a few pros and cons of each method but I was curious … Continue reading
I’ve recently inherited several projects. Luckily they were already under version control but the directory structure wasn’t using our normal ‘standard’. After digging into the awesome TortoiseSVN help file (recommended reading!) I learned a few new tricks: Fixing Ignored Files … Continue reading
Subversion 1.5 is out. For those of us who haven’t moved to GIT yet… SVN 1.5 brings a load of new stuff: Merge tracking (foundational) Interactive conflict resolution Changelist support Speed improvements, cancellation response improvements More than 150 new bug … Continue reading
We have a standard directory structure for each of our projects: Testing contains our Selenium scripts (and in the future – unit testing scripts). Build contains our Ant scripts. At the office I’m in charge of setting up new SVN … Continue reading
Someone was asking on the CFEclipse mailing list about how to setup a SVN project in CFEclipse. I started typing up an email reply but thought a blog post with pictures might make more sense. This tutorial assumes you have … Continue reading