Hi,
Just new to textmate and trying to get SVN working. I've pointed textmate to my /usr/local/bin/svn area but when I request a status against a file I get the following error. Are there any tricks of the trade to get svn working in textmate?
Status Actions File subversion/libsvn_wc/questions.c:110: (apr_err=155021) svn: T" with working copy '/Users/greg/source/testapp/app/controllers'; please get a newer Subversion clientsvn
Also does textmate subversion allow one to perform an overall "project commit" after which it works out what has changed?
Tks Greg
This probably is not a TextMate issue. You can a package installer for Subversion 1.4.3 here: http://www.codingmonkeys.de/mbo/
HTH
On 2/6/07, Greg Hauptmann greg.hauptmann.ruby@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Tim - the site seems to be down just at the moment but I can recheck. How much time do you think it would save to use a pre-packaged binary from this site as opposed to downloading Fink and learning how to use this to build a later version of "svn"?
Tks Greg
On 2/7/07, Tim O'Leary tc.oleary@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Greg, It would be much faster to use the pre-packaged binary. It installs in a matter of a few seconds. Fink is certainly worth the time if you plan to install a range of other things as well. I believe there is a compile option with Subversion that can be set to make it retain compatibility with pre 1.4.1 repositories/working copies. If you don't have that worry, the 1.4.3 installer should have you working in a minute or two.
Tim
On 2/7/07, Greg Hauptmann greg.hauptmann.ruby@gmail.com wrote:
site was up when I check and I'm happily running a newer version, and SVN via textmate is working - Thanks Tim
(still not quite sure if textmate lets you do a global commit such that the textmate/svn layer then works out what needs to be commited and what doesn't?)
On 2/8/07, Tim O'Leary tc.oleary@gmail.com wrote:
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Hi,
Global commits are easy. Select the folder your want to commit in the project drawer - CTRL-SHIFT-A gives you the subversion commands. "Commit" gives you a commit menu much like the one from TortoiseSVN.
I personally prefer the alternative route, which is opening the "Status" view (Hotkey 0) which is a bit more verbose an has buttons for the most common tasks (Add, Revert, etc. and... Commit ;)).
There is one problem though: You cannot do this if you have no documents open (as Commands don't seem to work without a document...).
Hope that answers your question.
Greetings Florian
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