#subversion (54 links)
- Using command-line Subversion forge.funambol.org
- ClueMapper – Trac projects.serverzen.com
A web-based application for managing software and software-based consulting projects. Currently it uses Trac to handle individual projects but adds the ability to create new trac instances, svn configurations, etc.
- Yammer and SVN post-commit hooks | code cook john.realeyes.com
"Allows you to use TortoiseSVN and other Subversion clients with Team Foundation Server. It converts the calls made by your Subversion client to the API supported by TFS." I really hope I don't have to use this.
- Ciarán Walsh’s Blog » TextMate Plug-in: ProjectPlus ciaranwal.sh
Looks like an excellent TextMate plugin. Thanks, Tom!
- Zennaware » Cornerstone zennaware.com
New Subversion client for Mac. Looks like it might be better than Versions.
- Atlassian FishEye — Source Code Repository Insight atlassian.com
Looks great but, ooh, expensive!
- Git is the next Unix: Advogato: Blog for apenwarr advogato.org
git is a totally new way to operate on data. It changes the game.
- Undo commit in subversion simonwillison.net
"svn merge -r 1708:1707". Also, revision keywords.
A package that contains everything you need to install, configure and manage Subversion server for your team on Windows platform. It includes Subversion, Apache and a management console.
- CIA.vc cia.vc
CIA can send an IRC bot to your channel to instantly report the progress made by you and your peers.
- Beanstalk — Hosted Subversion for team leads beanstalkapp.com
A hosted Subversion system, making it easy for anyone to setup, browse, track, and manage Subversion repositories [...] has built-in integration with your favorite tools such as Basecamp, FogBugz, and Lighthouse.
- svn-time-lapse-view - Google Code code.google.com
A cross-platform viewer that downloads all revisions of a file and lets you scroll through them by dragging a slider.
- iBanjo » Blog Archive » Version Control and “the 80%” blog.red-bean.com
"Most Subversion developers are well aware of the cool new ground being broken by DVCS, and there’s already a lot of discussion out there to “evolve” Subversion 2.0 in those directions. However, [...] the challenge before us is to keep Subversion si
- A Visual Guide to Version Control | BetterExplained betterexplained.com
Useful introduction. Answers the "Why?" question nicely.
- Optimize Tortoise SVN Cache (TSVNCache.exe) Disk I/O paraesthesia.com
Quick, easy tip to stop TortoiseSVN being such a hog.
- Converting from Subversion to Mercurial ww2.samhart.com
Conversion from SVN to Hg isn't as straightforward as one would like. Thus, I'm documenting the steps I had to do to try and help out anyone else who's attempting to go down this path.
- Submerged - Subversion Blog - Subversion Merge Tracking – The... blogs.open.collab.net
Subversion 1.5 will support Merge Tracking. This blog post provides a high level overview of what Merge Tracking is, why it is important and what it means to your organization.
- How do I mantain a mirror of two offline svn repositores? | Ask MetaFilter ask.metafilter.com
...use SVK?
- HomePage - SVK Wiki svk.bestpractical.com
"svk is a decentralized version control system built with the robust Subversion filesystem. It supports repository mirroring, disconnected operation, history-sensitive merging, and integrates with other version control systems, as well as popular visual m
- Young Technologies Subversion Virtual Machine young-technologies.com
The purpose of this virtual machine is to act as a self-contained subversion server, with a fully configured WebSVN front end.
- Versions - Mac Subversion Client versionsapp.com
Versions is the first Mac OS X Subversion client that won't make you long for the command line interface anymore.
- svn commit ./me: Integrating Subversion with your Issue Tracking System markphip.blogspot.com
A technique for integrating Subversion development with your issue tracking system.
- svn commit ./me: Shelves in Subversion markphip.blogspot.com
I think of shelves as essentially creating and using a branch to save some changes you have been working on, but now need to set aside, or shelve, for a while.
- Collaboa.org collaboa.org
A collaborative tool for developers using Subversion.
- Brad Choate: OSCON: Subversion Best Practices bradchoate.com
Notes from a talk by Ben Collins-Sussman & Brian W. Fitzpatrick (Google employees).
- Subversion Best Practices svn.collab.net
A quick set of guidelines for making the best use of Subversion in your day-to-day software development work.
- Ned Batchelder: Subversion branching quick start nedbatchelder.com
Many developers are uneasy about branching and merging, even those who consider source control essential. It can be a very complicated process, but it doesn't have to be, and it is a very powerful way to manage development.
- Subversion on Site5 - Julian Yap julianyap.com
Site5 provides Subversion access via SSH. These are my notes on getting it working and basic usage.
- Bitten - Trac bitten.cmlenz.net
Bitten is a Python-based framework for collecting various software metrics via continuous integration. It builds on Trac to provide an integrated web-based user interface.
- TraM - Trac dev.rectang.com
A wrapper to enable multi-project browsing of a Trac installation
Training courses to bring developers, architects, and administrators up to speed with Subversion™ in a swift and cost efficient way.
- La Chose - Subversion lachoseinteractive.net
An open source GUI for most features of the svn client binary.
- Buildix from ThoughtWorks :: project start-up in a box buildix.thoughtworks.com
"An Agile development platform on a disk, with best-of-breed Agile tools, pre-installed and configured on a KNOPPIX-based Linux distribution." Subversion, Trac, CruiseControl
- Coding Horror: Source Control: Anything But SourceSafe codinghorror.com
If you are serious about the practice of software development, you should avoid SourceSafe.
- Bugzilla/SVN/Wiki Integration - Segetech Open Source Rendezvous oss.segetech.com
"This document provides a detailed configuration guide to integrate incrementally several Open Source development tools creating a seamless development enviroment without unnecessary complexity or overhead. Bugzilla/SVN/MediaWiki are all linked to each ot
- Clickable Bliss — Introduction to Subversion Screencast clickablebliss.com
Targeted mainly at those who are new to version control, covering the conceptual ideas of version control, and then a walkthrough of examples from the desktop of OS X.
Free, simple hosted Trac and Subversion source control.
A subversion hosting company run by and for developers.
- Assembla home assembla.com
This is great. "Free team building, communication, trac, and subversion."
- RailsPlayground.com Ruby On Rails Hosting railsplayground.com
Cheap RoR hosting with built-in Subversion, Trac, and Bugzilla.
- scplugin.tigris.org scplugin.tigris.org
SCPlugin allows access to Subversion commands from the Finder
- Sqishem, squishem, squishem! » SVN on MacOS X chrisjdavis.org
This little ditty will assume that you have an SVN repository to connect to already, and all you need is the client-side tools. If this is not the case, then move on.
- Bounty Source - bsSvnBrowser - Home bssvnbrowser.bountysource.com
a Ruby on Rails Subversion Browser [making] heavy use of “AJAX” technology to give it that live application-like feel.