Tag archives for svn

  1. SVN Blame: who removed that line? →

    This utility was very useful tonight.  I wanted to find what revision a certain line was removed from a file in the core WordPress SVN repository.  It took a relatively long time to run (15 mins or so), but I’m guessing that’s because it was searching through nearly 6,000 revisions to the repository. It’s such…

  2. How To: Diff directories recursively

    Needed to diff two directories, that happened to be using two different versioning systems — Mercurial, and Subversion (SVN).  Took a couple minutes to get it, so thought I’d add it for tips in the future. diff -r –exclude=.hg –exclude=.svn www www2

  3. Recursively removing .svn folders

    Here’s a bit of code that I always need to look up :) It finds any subversion (.svn) folders in the current directory tree and deletes them.  I guess this is one benefit to using Mercurial or Git, as they only have one hidden directory at the top level.  There’s no turning back from this…

  4. Installing subversion on bluehost

    I just set up my account with bluehost. I’m moving from GoDaddy.com mostly due to their sleezy advertising practices. It also helps that I’ll save $40/year right off the bat from bluehost’s free domain privacy registrations. If you want to check them out, and sign up, do that here. I wanted to install subversion, so…