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How can I download single file from an SVN repository? For example: svn co http://server.com/svn/trunk/test.file test.file svn: URL 'http://server.com/svn/trunk/test.file test.file' refers to a file,...
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I'm going mental here. I'm writing code for my Ph.D. project(s). I have two versions of a specific .cpp file and I want to use them both (alternating between them). I want to keep the most updated ...
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Is it possible to check out a single file from an SVN repository using SVNKit? I have code to checkout a complete directory. But I need only a specific file to be checked out.
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Possible Duplicate: Checkout one file from Subversion As far as I understand, Subversion (SVN) only supports checking out a directory at the least. Is this correct? If so, how does the History ...
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In Subversion, is it possible to check out only those files affected during a specific commit, provided you know the specific revision number?
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I am working on a perl script which has to commit a new file every 10 minutes from my hard drive. I was wondering if it is possible to perform a commit without having the working copy of the project ...
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Using TortoiseSVN (a command line solution is OK too), without creating a folder on the repository side, what are the steps to checkout a single file, edit and check back in with comments?
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I need to fetch a couple of files from a huge svn repo. Whole repo takes almost an hour to be fetched. Files I am looking for are part of tar bundle. Is it possible to fetch only those two files from ...
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I want checkout a file in SVN but return that message to me "svn: E200007: URL 'svn://mcdssrv/repos/currecnt/class/MBackingBean.java' refers to a file, not a directiry". so, how can i resolve that? My ...
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I have a job in which the developer changes a file and checks back in in SVN. As soon as the developer checks in the file, Jenkins has to trigger a build and copy that changed file (not entire ...
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Is this possible? Right now I'm using build artifact dependencies (I save the file from another build config in a .zip and add that artifact as a dependency in the build config where I need it). But I ...
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Currently I am working on a C#.net project (visual studio 2005). I could checkout a project from the SVN repository, make changes to a file and commit. But, how can I specify the checkout depth (...
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Is it possible to use svn import with a file that exists already? Currently as workaround I do svn remove and than svn import. But the problem is that I have two revision numbers (two commits) and ...
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We have a maven project for which we have set up jenkins for build. The reporsitory has a large tools folder which i didn't want Jenkins to download. I just want jenkins to download src folder and ...
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I tried to run svn update on my working copy. The update fails, producing the following error. Seems like an SVN base file in .svn/pristine got corrupted. Unfortunately, the working copy is large, so ...
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