How To Upgrade SVN1ClickSetup, TortoiseSVN with SVNService
I have been using the SVN1ClickSetup version of Subversion and TortoiseSVN for about a month. But those versions are old now, and I needed a newer version, because of an error
Installing and Configuring A Subversion(SVN) Server on Win2003
This is written as a reminder, how SVN was installed on a Windows Server 2003 using IIS6 and Adobe ColdFusion.
Download the SVNServer1ClickSetup.exe file.
Run the file to start the installation. The SVNRepos
How To Configure Eclipse to Work with Subversion Using Subclipse
I use two different software/plugins for Subversion. TortoiseSVN is both a stand-alone software that is integrated with Windows Explorer, and also has an Eclipse plugin, and Subclipse which is another Eclipse plugin that can be installed/updated from within Eclipse by enterting this path for the Remote Site It is assumed in this procedure that you have installed all software needed.
How To Resolve Conflicts with Subversion Using TortoiseSVN
You run an Update on the folder that contains the files you've just changed. You want to make sure you have the latest version of the files from the repository, before you Commit your changes. And then you find you have some files in Conflict. This is what you do to resolve the conflicts.
Writing Subversion Hooks on Windows with Python
When a developer Commits code changes to the respository, an optional Log Message can be filled out indicating what has changed in the file being committed. Log Messages are handy to have available as they aid the team in figuring out in which version certain changes were made, as well as aiding conflict resolution. But developers don't always fill out a Log Message. So here is how you can force that discipline, by requiring at least 10 characters in the Log Message prior to the Commit.
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