How do I get a list of changed files in svn?
Run svn status. It will distinguish between modified, deleted, added, etc. svn help status has a bunch of information for you.
Run svn status. It will distinguish between modified, deleted, added, etc. svn help status has a bunch of information for you.
Take a look at part about version control for single developer in my answer to “Difference between GIT and CVS” question here on StackOverflow. Some of those issues do still apply also to Subversion versus Git (or other distributed VCS: Mercurial, Bazaar, or less known: Monotone, Darcs), even if Subversion is improvement over CVS. DISCLAIMER: … Read more
On the one hand, SVN integration (with IDE, frameworks, wikis, …) is very mature, as well as its GUIs and code browsers (even though DVCS like Git and Mercurial progress every day). On the other hand, introducing a DVCS in an Enterprise environment is still not a trivial task: Some requirements are not easily met … Read more
The percent of authorship is a metric that aims at quantifying the contribution of each committer. In theory, it should be indeed lines-changes, but aggregated through the entire history of the file, with diminishing weight. Additionally, some kind of heuristic may be applied to reduce the weight of whitespace-only changes such as indentation fixes. Roughly … Read more
Check this out SvnMapper from Tigris.org
A pull request in Git is typically used to ask someone, using his own repo, to pull changes from another repo (which is a clone of the original repo). SVN only uses one repo for everybody, so the closest matches to a pull request would be: you developed a feature in a branch, and ask … Read more
The main pain point is in the “Distributed” aspect of any DVCS: you are cloning everything (the all history of all files) Since binaries aren’t stored in delta for most of them, and aren’t compressed as well as text file, if you are storing rapidly evolving binaries, you end up quickly with a large repository … Read more
svnadmin dump is for working on the repository(server side), not the working copy (client side) The errormessage about format is misleading as it searches for the format file in repository and finds a file with same name in your workingcopy. If you are interested to get a full backup of your repository you can use … Read more
svn revert `svn status | grep ‘^ M’ | sed ‘s/^ M \+//g’`
I think it got it. The secret is to include the file name on the url svn import -m “Adding just a file” file_name http://path/to/svn/repo/file_name