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  • C Chris McGlothen

    I've just finished installing and implementing Subversion and TortoiseSVN to company Windows servers and a few local machines. These are excellant tools BTW. In doing the research for completing tis task I had to search a few sites/articles(One from CP, thanks Hans Dietrich:)) but I never came across an article that explained the entire step by step process in one go, i.e. installing SVN, setting it up as a service, setting up initial repositories w/ SVN and TSVN, and uploading the initial source code. I've written a rough draft of some user documentation, and I was wondering if y'all think this would be worthy of addition to the CP library. I was thinking it would be good for beginners, like me, to have a step by step guide to using these very useful tools( I love the versioning, it makes for a much better programming environment). I'd appreciate any feedback. Thanks,


    An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle

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    Ed Poore
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    Definitely, I came across one article here on setting up Subversion for a single developer and found it to be excellent but wished it had included a bit about setting up the services (which I've got running now) and multiple users which I shall need in the near future so definitely. :-D Sooner the better ;P

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      I've just finished installing and implementing Subversion and TortoiseSVN to company Windows servers and a few local machines. These are excellant tools BTW. In doing the research for completing tis task I had to search a few sites/articles(One from CP, thanks Hans Dietrich:)) but I never came across an article that explained the entire step by step process in one go, i.e. installing SVN, setting it up as a service, setting up initial repositories w/ SVN and TSVN, and uploading the initial source code. I've written a rough draft of some user documentation, and I was wondering if y'all think this would be worthy of addition to the CP library. I was thinking it would be good for beginners, like me, to have a step by step guide to using these very useful tools( I love the versioning, it makes for a much better programming environment). I'd appreciate any feedback. Thanks,


      An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle

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      Chris Kaiser
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      I would appreciate the article. I'm getting ready to set up the same thing at home.

      This statement was never false.

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      • C Chris McGlothen

        I've just finished installing and implementing Subversion and TortoiseSVN to company Windows servers and a few local machines. These are excellant tools BTW. In doing the research for completing tis task I had to search a few sites/articles(One from CP, thanks Hans Dietrich:)) but I never came across an article that explained the entire step by step process in one go, i.e. installing SVN, setting it up as a service, setting up initial repositories w/ SVN and TSVN, and uploading the initial source code. I've written a rough draft of some user documentation, and I was wondering if y'all think this would be worthy of addition to the CP library. I was thinking it would be good for beginners, like me, to have a step by step guide to using these very useful tools( I love the versioning, it makes for a much better programming environment). I'd appreciate any feedback. Thanks,


        An American football fan - Go Seahawks! Lil Turtle

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        Ashley van Gerven
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        Did you set it up as web-accessible repository? That's something I'm keen to try/learn. Also I'm trialling RapidSNV client... no windows shell integration, but I really suspect TSVN is slowing down my system with the icon overlays etc (and it crashed every now and then).

        "For fifty bucks I'd put my face in their soup and blow." - George Costanza

        CP article: SmartPager - a Flickr-style pager control with go-to-page popup layer.

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          Did you set it up as web-accessible repository? That's something I'm keen to try/learn. Also I'm trialling RapidSNV client... no windows shell integration, but I really suspect TSVN is slowing down my system with the icon overlays etc (and it crashed every now and then).

          "For fifty bucks I'd put my face in their soup and blow." - George Costanza

          CP article: SmartPager - a Flickr-style pager control with go-to-page popup layer.

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          Chadwick Posey
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          A nice tidbit that seems to be lacking the documentation is how to optimize the overlays... uncheck everything on the page except "Fixed Drives" and add C:\* to your exclude paths... then if your local checkout is C:\source, add C:\source\* to your includes That seems to be the 99% rule of how most people setup their systems... of course if you have multiple drives, include them all in the exclude paths, and only include bonafide source directories. I've been using Tortoise SVN v1.4.3 and v1.3.8 constantly for about 2 weeks each now, on different machines (and networks) with both SVN and WebDAV repositories, even over a VPN... and haven't had the first hiccup.

          ============================= I'm a developer, he's a developer, she's a developer, Wouldn'tcha like to be a developer too?

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          • C Chadwick Posey

            A nice tidbit that seems to be lacking the documentation is how to optimize the overlays... uncheck everything on the page except "Fixed Drives" and add C:\* to your exclude paths... then if your local checkout is C:\source, add C:\source\* to your includes That seems to be the 99% rule of how most people setup their systems... of course if you have multiple drives, include them all in the exclude paths, and only include bonafide source directories. I've been using Tortoise SVN v1.4.3 and v1.3.8 constantly for about 2 weeks each now, on different machines (and networks) with both SVN and WebDAV repositories, even over a VPN... and haven't had the first hiccup.

            ============================= I'm a developer, he's a developer, she's a developer, Wouldn'tcha like to be a developer too?

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            Thanks for that. I've just configured that... let's see how it goes. cheers

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