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 what people were actually doing.
Right now we are ‘One project per repository’. There were a few reasons for [...]
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
We’ve all run into this one before - you have a file somone mistakenly commited (.log files [...]
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 fixes, enhancements
And a host of other things! I’m sure Tortoise and the other clients will be updated soon as well.
We have a standard directory structure for each of our projects:
PLAIN TEXT
CODE:
projectname
/docs
/testing
/build
/priv
/pub
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 repositories and one of the things I've done to speed up [...]
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 the following installed:
CFEclipse
Subclipse plugin
A remote Subversion repository
First open CFEclipse and open the SVN Repository view.
Window [...]
Have you used svn:externals yet? From the SVN book online:
Sometimes it is useful to construct a working copy that is made out of a number of different checkouts. For example, you may want different subdirectories to come from different locations in a repository, or perhaps from different repositories altogether. You could certainly setup such [...]
John Paul Ashenfelter gave a great presentation this afternoon on CFMeetup. "Pragmatic ColdFusion: Build, Test, Deploy" covered really high level concepts of using Ant, version control and testing to manage your applications. I am already doing some of the same things but it is always neat to see how people do [...]
ARGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH...
I got a new PC at work and I'm reinstalling everything. When it came time to install Eclipse - I decided to go back to 3.1 so I could run CFEclipse and FlexBuilder... Fine. Great.
BUT...
On my old machine I updated to Subversion 1.4 and at the time Subclipse didn't work with [...]