The behavior of the --keep-local option does not propagate to other working copies which contain the items you've scheduled for deletion. If you commit the deletion of those items they will remain in your working copy, but they will be deleted from other working copies which contain them when those working copies are then updated.
You are reading Version Control with Subversion for Subversion 1. Fitzpatrick, and C. Michael Pilato. The three-way conflict display was already used by property conflicts and by the interactive conflicts resolver in previous releases of Subversion. The old, two-way conflict markers output can be obtained by setting diff3-cmd in the Subversion runtime configuration or via the --config-option or --diff3-cmd command-line options to a diff3 command that generates two-way conflict markers.
That program can be used independently of Subversion anywhere a diff3 command is needed. The blame command can now show not only when the last change to each line of a given file was, but also when the next change will be.
You may need to pass a peg revision if the file had been renamed since r3. In the blame command, the range -r M:N always means "display information about the file at revision N". Here is an example, from Subversion's own repository. The blame command can determine the revision in which the macro was removed:.
And indeed, svn diff -c r shows that revision deleting the definition of the macro. This makes the operation faster particularly on connections with large network latency. Subversion locks, the locks that prevent commits from other working copies, are stored in the repository. When adding or removing locks the FSFS backend can now operate on several locks at once.
This reduces the amount of disk IO when handling multiple locks and is significant when the total number of locks in the repository is large, , say. The default behaviour for commits is to automatically release locks after a successful commit and this takes advantage of the more efficient lock process.
In previous releases the disk IO involved in releasing the locks would sometimes be greater than that involved in creating the new revision. The post-lock and post-unlock hooks receive multiple paths via standard input.
In previous releases the repository backends always operated on a single path at a time so only one path was ever passed to the hook. To enable this define a Location block in the Apache configuration file:. Visiting the Location with a web browser will display statistics about the FSFS cache for the running Apache instance. If Apache is configured to use multiple processes, most Unix deployments, the statistics will only apply to the process that served the GET request and repeating the request will cause different processes to be queried.
There are some known issues in the Subversion 1. These may be fixed in later 1. See issue "No-op changes no longer dumped by 'svnadmin dump' in 1. Starting from 1. And similarly for properties, perhaps? When svnadmin load 1. One user-visible effect is that, after dump and load, 'svn log -v' will no longer list the path of such a file in its list of 'changed paths'. If there are concurrent commits to the same repository, they may randomly fail with an "out of date" error message without actually being in conflict.
The problem presents itself to the user like any legitimate out-of-date condition and retrying the commit as usual will fix the problem. This problem is not new to Subversion 1. Triggering it requires either pre To avoid the problem, consider upgrading clients and configuring the server to use the HTTPv2 protocol.
Subversion up to and including 1. We recommend that all servers update to 1. See our SHA1 advisory for details. When using a Subversion 1. See issue , "checksum fail during commit when delta is 16K". In contrast to known issues, things listed here are not due to some bug or issue in Subversion itself and therefore cannot be fixed with a new patch release.
This section lists all known problems and provides instructions to solve them, if they occur. If that works, please get in touch with the proxy vendor to notify him about the problem and ask for support. It's also appreciated, if you would let the SVN developers know about the effected proxy via the users mailing list so this troubleshooting section can be updated. At the moment there is one potentially known proprietary proxy running into this issue: Java-SSL-tunnel.
See Tortoise SVN mailing list. The Subversion 1. This doesn't mean that your 1. What's New in Apache Subversion 1. Lock HTTP pipelining 1. FSX any 1. If your working copy does not upgrade cleanly, please check out a new one. Next release will be numbered 1. The next patch releases on the 1. Major changes include: Revision content is no longer addressed by physical location offset within the rev file but by logical item numbers.
Two indexes provide the necessary mapping information. Block reads are an option now and will fetch data in larger blocks of configurable size 64kB by default and cache all of their contents. This eliminates much of the OS overhead. Explicit flags for svn:mergeinfo changes speed up mergeinfo-related operations like svn log -g.
Full checksum coverage of all revision data, including meta data and structural information. Allow commits while packing is in progress. Feature Format 6 or older Upgraded to format 7 from older formats Created as format 7 not packed Created as format 7 packed Reduction in dynamic memory usage 1 yes yes yes yes Saturate 10Gb networks from SVN caches 2 yes yes yes yes Saturate 1Gb networks from OS caches 3 yes yes yes yes svnadmin pack does not block commits no yes yes yes Full checksum coverage of revision data 4 no no yes yes Quick verification to find external corruption 5 no no yes yes Fast access to cold data on disk 6 no no no yes 1 Where feasible, temporary buffers have a fixed maximum size now.
Fulltext and txdelta caching are now enabled by default for all servers as well as for local repository access. Revision property caching is disabled and the respective server option will be ignored. Directories 3x as large as in 1. Caching is quasi-perfect on short time scales requesting data equal or less than approx. Adding a File or Directory To add an existing file to a Subversion repository and put it under revision control, change to the directory with its working copy and run the following command:.
This schedules the files and directories for addition to the Subversion repository. To proceed and actually add this content to the repository, run the svn commit command as described in Section 1. Example 1. Collectives on Stack Overflow.
Learn more. Asked 11 years, 6 months ago. Active 3 years, 1 month ago. Viewed 7k times. Improve this question. Do you mean by the changes you made or by a text which is in the log message? I meant the actual file changes, not the log messages. I've updated the question with clarifications; thanks khmarbaise. Actually, this shows the rev for when a line is added, but not the rev when it's removed blame doesn't generate output for a deleted line.
Your suggestion still helped, though - it turns out the text I was looking for has never been added to the file at all. Add a comment.
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