Another weird SVN error. I keep telling myself I need to re-checkout a clean version of the svn repository, or better yet export to code, or even better use git. Regardless I found an obscure post with the solution. I had the problem again, couldn’t find the post so here we go again. May need [...]
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svn: Can’t move /.svn/tmp/entries: Operation not permitted
Posted in SVN, tagged commit failed, svn commit, svn terminal on January 10, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Joined Github
Posted in Git, tagged git, svn on January 5, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
As I worked on some code for an open source project I wanted to learn Git for a variety of reasons. So not only am I using it, but I also joined Github I am definitely a fan of the distributed nature of Git, and I love the error messages, very helpful. Thank you git [...]
SVN client/server version mismatch
Posted in SVN on December 15, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Not a huge deal, but I spent a while fighting with various svn errors and finally figured it out. Unlike distributed VCS, svn relies on clients and a server repo to handle source code. So if a svn 1.3.1 client checks out code the .svn folders are created using that version. When a 1.6.11 svn [...]
