Examples of using Subversion server in English and their translations into Dutch
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As of june 1st, we will shut down our Subversion server.
To push to a Subversion server, you run the git svn dcommit command.
It also explains more about setting up a proper Subversion server.
Firstly you need to ensure that your Subversion server is upgraded to at least version 1.2.
It's more like the last known state of the commits on the Subversion server.
You have to push this data back to a Subversion server that can't handle a commit that tracks more than one parent;
It's more like the last known state of the commits on the Subversion server.
When you authenticate with a Subversion server, the username and password are cached locally so you don't have to keep entering them.
If you follow those guidelines, working with a Subversion server can be more bearable.
The source files for the web pages are stored on the fsfe-web subversion repository, hosted on the FSFE subversion server.
working with a Subversion server can be more bearable.
This does the equivalent of the svn copy trunk branches/opera command in Subversion and operates on the Subversion server.
Now, all your work is on top of what is on the Subversion server, so you can successfully dcommit.
Second, it only shows you commits that have been committed up to the Subversion server.
Now, all your work is on top of what is on the Subversion server, so you can successfully dcommit.
is up to date only as of the last time you communicated with the Subversion server.
You should also run this command to pull in changes from the Subversion server, even if you're not ready to commit yourself.
log in that it runs offline and is up to date only as of the last time you communicated with the Subversion server.
The AROS repository is running with password protected Subversion server, which means that you need to request access to it to be able to collaborate in the development.
unlike the real svn log command, which asks the Subversion server for the data.
If you want to push to both a Git server and a Subversion server, you have to push(dcommit) to the Subversion server first, because that action changes your commit data.
Neither do commits that people have made to the Subversion server in the meantime.
then push them all at once to the Subversion server.
The git svn tools are useful if you're stuck with a Subversion server for now or are otherwise in a development environment that necessitates running a Subversion server.
unlike the real svn log command, which asks the Subversion server for the data.
The repository normally lives on a file server running the Subversion server program, which supplies content to Subversion clients(like TortoiseSVN) on request.
working with Git-based remote versions of your projects concurrently with a Subversion server isn't a good idea.
This takes all the commits you have made on top of the Subversion server code, does a Subversion commit for each,
working with Git-based remote versions of your projects concurrently with a Subversion server isn't a good idea.
with a Subversion server, or are otherwise in a development environment that necessitates running a Subversion server.