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Note: Subversion 1.11 cannot upgrade working copies that a 1.6 client would have refused to operate upon before an svn cleanup was run (with a 1.6 client). In other words, before upgrading to 1.8 or newer, a 1.6 or older client must be used to run svn cleanup on all 1.

Delphi XE Subversion integration is built into the Delphi IDE. It is common to expose Subversion via Webdav using the Apache web server. In this case, any Webdav client can be used, but the functionality provided this way may be limited. Alternative ways to serve Subversion include uberSVN and VisualSVN Server. Subversion clients comparison table. In versions prior to 1.7 these.svn directories on the client side could become corrupted by ill-advised user activity like global search/replace operations.31 Starting with version 1.7 Subversion uses a single centralized.svn folder per working area.32 Subversion does not store the modification times of files.

(and State of the Project)

The Subversion book sitehas now been forked, and a separate Subversion1.1 book documents most of the new1.1 features. Still, here are some brief release notes.

• CollabNet founded the Subversion project in 2000 as an effort to write an open-source version-control system which operated much like CVS but which fixed the bugs and supplied some features missing in CVS. By 2001, Subversion had advanced sufficiently to host its own source code, and in February 2004, version 1.0 was released. In November 2009, Subversion was accepted into Apache.
• Windows command line Subversion clients are the most powerful way to access your version control system, however are also the most complex and more difficult to learn. Windows GUI Subversion clients provide a more user-friendly interface to your repository, and are sufficient for most users.

Overview

Subversion 1.1 can best be summarized as: (1) an optional newnon-database repository back-end, and (2) a whole slew of client-sideimprovements. Details are given below.

Note that Subversion 1.1 is a superset of all the Subversion 1.0.xreleases. The 1.0.x releases contain nothing but critical bugfixesbackported from the 1.1 development line. Subversion 1.1 introducesnew features and fixes many smaller bugs.

Compatibility Concerns

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• Database schema: if upgrading to Subversion 1.1, there is no need to dump and load your repository. There will be no changes requiring dump/load before Subversion 2.0.

• Client/server compatibility: a 1.X client and 1.Y server are always interoperable. However, the latest features or bugfixes may not be available unless both client and server are the latest version.

• API/ABI compatibility: the 1.1 release only adds new functions; thus a 1.0 program can both compile against and use 1.1 libraries at run-time, but a 1.1 program cannot use 1.0 libraries.

New Major Features

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Non-database repositories (new server feature)

It's now possible to create repositories that don't use a BerkeleyDB database. Instead, these new repositories store data in the ordinary filesystem. Because Subversion developers often refer to the repository as 'The Filesystem', we have adopted the rather confusing habit of referring to these new repositories as 'fsfs' repositories. that is, a Filesystem implementation that uses the OS filesystem to store data.

Note that the data files created by fsfs repositories are still in a binary format, and are not human editable!

Why would someone choose an fsfs repository over BerkeleyDB? The immediate and obvious advantages are the ability to access a repository over a network filesystem, and no more database 'wedges' needing recovery. Swinsian 1 12 7 – music manager and player. You can read the full list of advantages/disadvantages at https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/subversion/trunk/notes/fsfs

To create an fsfs repository, simply run 'svnadmin create --fs-type fsfs'. Or, if BerkeleyDB wasn't detected at compile time, 'svnadmin create' will default to type fsfs.

Symlink versioning (new client feature)

This feature allows unix users to place symlinks under version control. (Note: this is not about creating links inside a repository that point to other parts of the repository!)

Corel particleshop 1 2 0 566 download free. When a user adds a unix symlink to version control and commits, the repository stores the object as a file with the 'svn:special' property attached. When the client sees this property during checkouts and updates, the repository file is translated back into a symlink within the working copy. On win32 systems, the client does no translation, and the user sees just an ordinary file. (But a win32 user can hand-edit the contents of this file, which will still have an affect of changing the symlink on a unix system.)

Client follows renames (new client feature)

Subversion makes a lot of noise about the way branches (copies) of files and directories maintain historical connections to their source, but in Subversion 1.0 only 'svn log' actually follows that history, not 'svn diff', 'svn merge', 'svn list', or 'svn cat'.

This problem (issue 1093) is now fixed in Subversion 1.1. All client subcommands now transparently trace backwards through renames when examining older versions of files and directories.

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Command line auto-escaping of URI and IRIs (new clientfeature)

In the 1.0 command line client, users had to escape URLs manually. The client only accepted 'legally correct' URLs, such as

The 1.1 command line client now knows how to do what web-browsers have been doing for long time: it auto-escapes characters like spaces and other upper-ASCII i18n characters.

The definition of an Internationalized URI (IRI) is still a work in progress; see the draft spec.

Localized messages (new client feature)

Subversion 1.1 is now using gettext() to display translated error, informational, and help messages to the user. We currently have translations for German, Spanish, Polish, Swedish, Norwegian Bokmal, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Brazilian Portuguese, and we're looking for volunteers to write translations for other languages. To localize your Subversion client, just set your LANG environment variable:

Other Improvements

Speed optimizations: (requires both new client and server)

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Shareable working copies: (client fix)

There have been historical problems with permissions when multipleusers share a working copy. We believe these problems to be fixednow, see issue#1509.

New 'store-passwords' runtime variable: (new client feature)

The previous store-auth-creds runtime variable stillworks, but many users were unhappy with it. It disables allcredentials caching on local disk: passwords, usernames, server certs.This new runtime variable only disables password caching, so thatserver certificates can still be remembered.

Bugfixes:

Things 3 4 1 – elegant personal task management tools. More than 40 'small' bugs fixed. See the CHANGES file for details.

New subcommand switches:

svn blame --verbose

show extra annotation information

svn export --native-eol [LF | CRLF]

forcibly export 'svn:eol-style=native' files with a specific line ending, either LF or CRLF. Useful for releases (say, creating a win32 zipfile on unix.)

svn add --force

forcibly recurse into already-versioned directories. This allows users to svn add every unversioned object, even those hiding deep within a working copy.

svnadmin dump --deltas

Creates a smaller dumpfile by including compressed binary diffs, rather than fulltexts.

svnadmin create --fs-type [fsfs | bdb]

Create a repository using either 'fsfs' or 'bdb' backend, defaults is 'bdb'.

svnadmin recover [--wait]

This command now exits immediately if another process has a lock on the repository. Use the new --wait option to get the old behavior (where svnadmin blocks indefinitely until the lock is freed.)

svnserve --tunnel-user=NAME

Used in conjuction with --tunnel switch; tells svnserve to assume that NAME is the authenticated user, rather than the UID of the svnserve process. Useful for users wishing to share a single system account over SSH, but maintaining separate commit identities.

svndumpfilter --quiet

less chatty dumpfiltering.

svnserve --version
svnversion --version
svndumpfilter --version

display version of program.

Developer Changes

A number of new 1.1 functions have been introduced, with the '2'suffix, and the older versions are now marked deprecated (and will beremoved in Subversion 2.0). For example, a new svn_wc_diff2()function has superseded svn_wc_diff(). See the CHANGES filefor details.

There has been extensive work on the python, perl, and javabindings. More coverage, more functionality, and they're now fullyintegrated into the main Subversion build system (just run 'makeswig-py' or 'make swig-pl' or 'make javahl').

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