VERSION-CONTROL QUESTIONS

it helps some times Let's say I have a version of file foo.c in P4 with top of the tree version being foo.c8. , Sounds like you want to undo revisions 5 thru head:

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seems to work fine (Someone correct me if I'm wrong.) Harvest seems awesome for deployment control, enforcing steps along a deployment lifecycle, and getting a chain of approval for deployments to production. That said, it's missing on the developer-

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wish of those help I just launched a fossil hosting solution over at http://chiselapp.com It's still in alpha but supports a number of things already. Feel free to let me know what you think.

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it should still fix some issue Here's the .hgignore directory I've got on my most recent grails project (with a couple of project specific things taken out):

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wish of those help You can choose from a wide range of version control systems. (Not only subversion) With the "versioning" concept you are safe that no one damages the project permanently. So there is no need for a manual approval process, especiall

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like below fixes the issue Im looking for a command that gives me all the deep overlapped files in a stream. , Have you triedaccurev stat -B -o *.cs

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it fixes the issue You can do it in subversion. I'd recommend that you dont and instead learn how to merge. Here's some more information:http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.2/svn.advanced.locking.html

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I hope this helps . Makes imho no sense - cheap person's approach.In larger scenarios you have develop / test / production, so you version control on the develop side, then publish forward to test and production. There is no need to acutally version

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may help you . Is the command described in the title reversible? , Is the command described in the title reversible?

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To fix this issue Security by obscurity doesn't work.If uploading the source code to GitHub reveals security issues you already had security issues. Hiding them by hiding your source code does very, very little to improve your security.

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should help you out Initialize a Git repository in that folder and create a scheduled task that runs git commit -am "periodic commit" every X minutes (depending on the change rate). Then you can use the native history and diff capabilities of Git as

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fixed the issue. Will look into that further See cleartool checkout man page

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may help you . Files must be synced to the head revision before they can be modified, so as far as the files in B are considered, A = B-1.There is no requirement that all of the files in a workspace be synced to the same changelist, or that they be s

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wish helps you I would suggest to keep it with your application as it should evolve whith the code base. IMHO best practice is to keep CI code and config with your app, not in separate repo, so you don't have to manage dependencies between app code v

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will help you Windows shares don't work well with Mercurial.The best option to avoid this issues, should be to use hg serve, or to use another hosting method.

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should help you out Well, I wouldn't say that the current support of Jupyter Notebook files versioning doesn't work at all. You can see it on your own screenshot that your changes are detected. We don't parse all of the changes to detect only the sou

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