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C. Michael Pilato explains how svn copy
can be used to maintain a vendor branch to track source maintained in a foreign repository.
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This is the final part of a series (the first two parts below) describing repository dictated configuration (RDC). In part 2 we talked about the new svn:auto-props property. Today we’ll discuss the other new inherited property that involves RDC, svn:global-ignores
.
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Part 1 (below) described the new inheritable properties feature in Subversion 1.8 which paves the way for repository dictated configuration (RDC). In part 2 we look at the first part of Subversion 1.8′s RDC related features, the new svn:auto-props
property.
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This is the first article in a series of three describing the different configuration options that can be set in the repository to manage the behaviour of the working copy. Continue reading
Building on WC-NG released in Subversion 1.7, the repository access module libsvn_ra_serf can significantly reduce network traffic for svn switch
and svn update
if the file contents already exist in the local pristine store. Continue reading
Building on the existing svn:mergeinfo
property, this
article descibes some technical details on subtree merges as well
as changes in Subversion 1.7. Continue reading
Subversion 1.5 adds a versioned property svn:mergeinfo
to track merges between different branches. This article explains
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Starting with Subversion 1.5 you can merge changes from a foreign repository. This article contains all details. Continue reading
A short description of the initial implementation of
svn:mergeinfo
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C. Michael Pilato reveals a trick to expose a repository root to anonymous users while restricting access to a specific subdirectory to authenticated users. Continue reading
This article describe different ways of enhancing and customizing a Subversion installation. Continue reading