So you want to compare a file across two revisions.
svn diff -r 107:106 routes/user.js –diff-cmd /usr/bin/diff -x “–side-by-side”
nJoy 😉
So you want to compare a file across two revisions.
svn diff -r 107:106 routes/user.js –diff-cmd /usr/bin/diff -x “–side-by-side”
nJoy 😉
Sometimes you find yourself catching up with some devs who did not care to add all the stuff they should to SVN or you want to make sure all files are in SVN. Well here’s a hand script :
svn status | awk ‘{if ($1 == “?”) print $2 }’ | xargs svn add
nJoy 😉
I had svn not committing to the repository. It would just stop at
Transmitting file data .
and would not budge.
upgrade , and committing another file on it’s own would work .
I sudo’ed as root and used chown user. on the folder where the working copy was and it sorted itself out.
So the issue must have been permissions.
Hope this helps someone else !