The directory you’re trying to add already contains a .svn subdirectory, but it’s from a different repository than the directory to which you’re trying to add it. This probably happened because you used your operating system’s “copy” command to copy one working copy into the current one. The quick and dirty solution is to delete […]
Subversion and Mac OS X Server image (This article is from http://brockwoolf.com/blog/subversion-server-on-mac-os-x-leopard-server) Nayan Hajratwala over at Agile Shrugged managed to write a really great article describing how he got Subversion repos running on Mac OS X Server. I got mine working on Mac OS X 10.5.8 but had to make a few different changes […]
I’ve found various links to Subversion setup on OS X Server, but most of them leverage a lot of manual file editing rather than using the built-in features of OS X Server. Additionally, they didn’t discuss integrating OS X OpenDirectory. (This article is from http://agileshrugged.com/blog/?p=14) That said, here is how I got my subversion repository up and […]
Subversion is a version control system that allows you to work with other people on a project and switch back easily to every version ever made. It can be used for all kinds of projects like application source code, web sites, even images or just simple text documents. Once you have it all set up […]
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