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Category Archives: svn
Remove .svn folders from Eclipse Project Explorer
It had been irritating to me seeing the .svn folders littered throughout my project workspace. In addition, they all show up in the search results… this can be irritating with the svn-base files that show the old version of the … Continue reading
SVN Pre-commit duty: Lint your PHP
We’ve all been there before, committing code – and then realizing that it was broken (hrm – our unit test didn’t catch it? or… “what unit test?” if you’re in another environment). Well, there is a solution. Batch File Fun! … Continue reading
Automatic Backup with SVN on Windows
A while ago, I decided that I needed to have a better backup solution for my file server. After doing some research on various systems, I let my inner programmer take over – in addition to my desire to NEVER … Continue reading
Force Log Messages using Tortoise SVN
Everyone knows that standard SVN has its list of 6 or 8 standard hooks – but what if you’re 1) lazy, 2) busy, 3) don’t have access to the SVN server? Using one of the popular win32 shell integrated svn … Continue reading
Eclipse Integration with Tortoise SVN
I generally don’t like to be tied to a specific IDE when developing. Additionally, I like to have my choice in using tools to manage my source control (tortoisesvn, svn command line, etc). I just think this is the open-source … Continue reading
Security Issue with Subversion Deployment?
I use Subversion (SVN) for source control and deployment both for JEMDiary and at (“the triangle”). While working on my local copy of one of the websites, I got to thinking about the .svn folder and all of its files. … Continue reading