Comments for WANdisco Subversion Blog http://blogs.wandisco.com Blogging from the disco Wed, 01 Feb 2012 14:00:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Jenkins Professional Support Comes to uberSVN by WANdisco’s January Roundup - WANdisco Subversion Blog http://blogs.wandisco.com/2012/01/30/jenkins-professional-support-comes-to-ubersvn/#comment-19617 WANdisco’s January Roundup - WANdisco Subversion Blog Wed, 01 Feb 2012 14:00:54 +0000 http://blogs.wandisco.com/?p=1625#comment-19617 [...] and releases! Firstly, we are excited to announce two great new additions to uberSVN and uberAPPS: professional support for the Jenkins continuous integration server, and crowdsourcing functionality from the world’s largest marketplace for software testing [...] [...] and releases! Firstly, we are excited to announce two great new additions to uberSVN and uberAPPS: professional support for the Jenkins continuous integration server, and crowdsourcing functionality from the world’s largest marketplace for software testing [...]

]]> Comment on Getting Started with Jenkins in uberSVN by Polling Subversion with Jenkins - WANdisco Subversion Blog http://blogs.wandisco.com/2011/10/25/getting-started-with-jenkins-in-ubersvn/#comment-19522 Polling Subversion with Jenkins - WANdisco Subversion Blog Tue, 31 Jan 2012 14:01:48 +0000 http://blogs.wandisco.com/?p=852#comment-19522 [...] To automatically poll a Subversion repository, you must first have created at least one Jenkins job. To get started, click on the desired Jenkins job from within uberSVN’s ‘Jenkins’ [...] [...] To automatically poll a Subversion repository, you must first have created at least one Jenkins job. To get started, click on the desired Jenkins job from within uberSVN’s ‘Jenkins’ [...]

]]> Comment on Getting Started with Jenkins in uberSVN by Jenkins Professional Support Comes to uberSVN - WANdisco Subversion Blog http://blogs.wandisco.com/2011/10/25/getting-started-with-jenkins-in-ubersvn/#comment-19413 Jenkins Professional Support Comes to uberSVN - WANdisco Subversion Blog Mon, 30 Jan 2012 17:53:46 +0000 http://blogs.wandisco.com/?p=852#comment-19413 [...] Need more information? Check out our Top 10 Reasons to Try uberSVN post, or our step-by-step guide to Getting Started with Jenkins in uberSVN. [...] [...] Need more information? Check out our Top 10 Reasons to Try uberSVN post, or our step-by-step guide to Getting Started with Jenkins in uberSVN. [...]

]]> Comment on An Introduction to Subversion Hook Scripts on Windows by jthornsby http://blogs.wandisco.com/2011/11/10/an-introduction-to-subversion-hook-scripts-on-windows/#comment-19396 jthornsby Mon, 30 Jan 2012 15:57:18 +0000 http://blogs.wandisco.com/?p=849#comment-19396 Hi Claes, Thanks for your comment! Unfortunately, hook scripts problems are difficult to diagnose - is Subversion throwing any error messages? There are a few common problems that would be worth looking at first. On Windows, hook scripts must be saved as either a batch file (.bat) or an executable (.exe). If your pre-commit file is saved in any other format, then this will be causing the hook script to fail. Another problem might be the admin permissions. The server program performing the commit is the same program that will be running the hook script - so the working copy must be owned by the same user that svnserve or Apache runs as, or the working copy must at least have appropriate permissions set. You can check which permissions are set, by looking at the repository configuration files. It might also be worth re-checking the 'Parting Tips' section of the blog post, which has some useful pointers for solving hook script problems. Hope this helps! Hi Claes,

Thanks for your comment! Unfortunately, hook scripts problems are difficult to diagnose – is Subversion throwing any error messages?

There are a few common problems that would be worth looking at first. On Windows, hook scripts must be saved as either a batch file (.bat) or an executable (.exe). If your pre-commit file is saved in any other format, then this will be causing the hook script to fail.

Another problem might be the admin permissions. The server program performing the commit is the same program that will be running the hook script – so the working copy must be owned by the same user that svnserve or Apache runs as, or the working copy must at least have appropriate permissions set. You can check which permissions are set, by looking at the repository configuration files.

It might also be worth re-checking the ‘Parting Tips’ section of the blog post, which has some useful pointers for solving hook script problems.

Hope this helps!

]]> Comment on Top 10 Reasons to Try uberSVN by Jenkins Professional Support Comes to uberSVN - WANdisco Subversion Blog http://blogs.wandisco.com/2011/10/17/top-10-reasons-to-try-ubersvn/#comment-19392 Jenkins Professional Support Comes to uberSVN - WANdisco Subversion Blog Mon, 30 Jan 2012 14:39:09 +0000 http://blogs.wandisco.com/?p=715#comment-19392 [...] more information? Check out our Top 10 Reasons to Try uberSVN post, or our step-by-step guide to Getting Started with Jenkins in [...] [...] more information? Check out our Top 10 Reasons to Try uberSVN post, or our step-by-step guide to Getting Started with Jenkins in [...]

]]> Comment on An Introduction to Subversion Hook Scripts on Windows by Claes http://blogs.wandisco.com/2011/11/10/an-introduction-to-subversion-hook-scripts-on-windows/#comment-19369 Claes Mon, 30 Jan 2012 10:18:35 +0000 http://blogs.wandisco.com/?p=849#comment-19369 Hi, nice example. I have just tried to use a hook, on a windows machine... but nothing happens. Are there something you have to do before this functionality starts working? Kind regards Claes Hi, nice example. I have just tried to use a hook, on a windows machine… but nothing happens. Are there something you have to do before this functionality starts working?

Kind regards
Claes

]]> Comment on Subversion Best Practices: Repository Structure by Subversion Tip of the Week - WANdisco Subversion Blog http://blogs.wandisco.com/2011/10/24/subversion-best-practices-repository-structure/#comment-19367 Subversion Tip of the Week - WANdisco Subversion Blog Mon, 30 Jan 2012 09:44:41 +0000 http://blogs.wandisco.com/?p=729#comment-19367 [...] you’ve got to grips with using Subversion in your day-to-day development; you’ve read up on best practices, and even branching and merging is no longer giving you nightmares – but are you taking full [...] [...] you’ve got to grips with using Subversion in your day-to-day development; you’ve read up on best practices, and even branching and merging is no longer giving you nightmares – but are you taking full [...]

]]> Comment on uberSVN ‘Blake’ Released with Streamlined Subversion App Store by WANdisco Celebrate Success of uberSVN ‘Blake’ - WANdisco Subversion Blog http://blogs.wandisco.com/2011/12/15/ubersvn-11-12-released-with-streamlined-subversion-app-store/#comment-19045 WANdisco Celebrate Success of uberSVN ‘Blake’ - WANdisco Subversion Blog Fri, 27 Jan 2012 09:54:14 +0000 http://blogs.wandisco.com/?p=1467#comment-19045 [...] fans may remember that we announced our codenaming strategy for uberSVN last month. For those not already in the know: Apple name their releases after big cats (Mac OS X [...] [...] fans may remember that we announced our codenaming strategy for uberSVN last month. For those not already in the know: Apple name their releases after big cats (Mac OS X [...]

]]> Comment on WANdisco Host Apache in the Pub by WANdisco Host Apache Meetup for Local Developer Community - WANdisco Subversion Blog http://blogs.wandisco.com/2012/01/23/wandisco-host-apache-in-the-pub/#comment-18964 WANdisco Host Apache Meetup for Local Developer Community - WANdisco Subversion Blog Thu, 26 Jan 2012 13:09:24 +0000 http://blogs.wandisco.com/?p=1786#comment-18964 [...] Blog « WANdisco Host Apache in the Pub [...] [...] Blog « WANdisco Host Apache in the Pub [...]

]]> Comment on Subversion Tip of the Week by jthornsby http://blogs.wandisco.com/2012/01/23/subversion-tip-of-the-week-5/#comment-18868 jthornsby Wed, 25 Jan 2012 10:12:07 +0000 http://blogs.wandisco.com/?p=1601#comment-18868 Thanks for the feedback, Frank! We'll be sure to cover merging these type of folder trees in the coming weeks! Thanks for the feedback, Frank! We’ll be sure to cover merging these type of folder trees in the coming weeks!

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