You might want to edit log after you committed code using SVN, but you might see the following error screen: All you need to do is create a pre-revprop-change hook. IF your SVN server is not VisualSVN, then you try to copy the following code and save the file as “pre-revprop-change.bat” and throw it in [Read More ...]
Jan 072011
To make the VisualSVN server accept log message changes, a pre-revprop-change hook, that allows to change author or message, has to be installed for the repository. The default installation rejects changes to author and log message. It is hard to find a sample hook script. but the following one is a solution but it need [Read More ...]
Let me recommend a plugin for Visual Studio, its name is AnkhSVN. I think many programmer might be using TortoiseSVN as a svn client tool. Yes, TortoiseSVN is a great SVN client (it has server function also) too. But if you write code using visual studio, you might think about a svn client which is [Read More ...]
How to remove subversion (SVN) source control from a project ? Too easy ways: Way 1: Just simply delete all .svn folders under your project folder and all sub folders in Windows Explorer; Way 2: Create a new folder which you can get a Non-SVN control project code later, go to your SVN controled project, [Read More ...]
.suo and .user file are two types of hidden user files in Visual Studio project. .suo file which is a binary file. .user file is the project user file which is a text file. You don’t need to add these 2 files to your source control (SCM) since they contain per-user settings and SUO (Solution [Read More ...]