Questions tagged [visualsvn]

VisualSVN is a Subversion integration package for Visual Studio.

VisualSVN is a Visual Studio version control plug-in. VisualSVN seamlessly integrates the Subversion version control system into the Visual Studio IDE and provides unique source control features to enhance software development productivity.

VisualSVN tracks all file operations you perform in Visual Studio and properly reflects them to Subversion. You can code, design, debug and deploy with VisualSVN as your silent partner that safeguards your source code without being distracted to external client applications.

VisualSVN plug-in supports all Visual Studio versions starting with VS2005 and including the latest VS2017:

  • Visual Studio 2017 (all editions)
  • Visual Studio 2015 (all editions except Express)
  • Visual Studio 2013 (all editions except Express)
  • Visual Studio 2012 (all editions except Express)
  • Visual Studio 2010 (all editions except Express)
  • Visual Studio 2008 (all editions except Express)
  • Visual Studio 2005 (all editions except Express)

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Why are all solution files checked for commit when get solution from subversion

When I get solution from subversion server, all my files are checked by default in Pending changes pane. How to escape this without committing all files? And why is this happening?
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TeamCity - using 2 svn folders

I'm trying to build a project in TeamCity which contains some DLLs that the .csproj file is using, but I keep getting an error (CS0246) because they can't access the folder that they are in. I added the 2 SVN (Subversion - VisualSVN) folders in my…
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How to setup the rewrite engine in VisualSVN Server

We need to redirect all write actions to another repository. For example: Repository we are using : https:///svn/Projects/ Redirect Repository : https:///svn/Projects/ All write actions on the…
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Import a directory with files and force-overwrite even if the directory already exists

I need to import a folder (say Project) with files into SVN even though the folder already exists on the server with the files. Note : I have set up my repository as write-through proxy, so if I checkout the folder, do the changes and commit back, I…
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Sudden SVN performance degradation with VisualSVN locally

I have a SVN server instance set up on my desktop for the purposes of demonstrating the many benefits of SVN/TortoiseSVN. Performance has today degrading significantly however when performing actions such as viewing the logs etc. This isn't ideal…
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Visual Studio SVN project without a Solution?

I have a professional license for Visual Studio and would like to keep using it as my IDE of choice. Problem is I work in an environment that tends to use Eclipse. The team uses SVN to check code in and out. I know that VisualSVN will allow me to…
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Polling subversion file status of all team members

We are about to set up subversion for a development project where most of the code will be edited in VisualStudio 2012. To avoid people locking files, we would like to set up a polling mechanism so that a warning is issued to team members that…
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VisualSVN raw/original files backup

We are trying out VisualSVN and tortoiseSVN for version control. VisualSVN on windows 2008 server and tortoiseSVN on windows Xp / 7 I wanted a way to backup the repo maintained on the VisualSVN server, Whatever articles i read, I am not able to get…
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Moving multiple SVN repositories into one

I have looked at multiple questions and none seem to match what I am trying to do. I started down the path of dump, filter, load but that didn't seem right. Move may do it but it doesn't feel right since I am combining and versions seem like they…
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Commiting Project from One URL to Another using Visual SVN

First time i uploaded my project on "://#.#.#.13:#/test" using tortoiseSVN then i deleted this path and made a new one "://#.#.#.17:#/test2" , now i want to commit my all project files to new path using visual svn in visual studio 2010 but it does…
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Unique Links with revisions in SVN

We have a scenario where we are advised to create a new SVN tag for every change request (which will be one every two weeks as it's an agile project) and link it to Clear Quest, so that in future for auditing purposes, one can look at the ticket,…
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Find the new location of an old file after a svn move

Is there any way to have a known directory or file.....from an older revision....and then (knowing it has been "moved" at a later time) find out to where it was…
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Subversion 'forgets' to commit class files and view files

I am working on an ASP.NET MVC application and using Visual Studio, TortoiseSVN and VisualSVN. When I try to commit my project to the Subversion server, all except the class (.cs) and view (.cshtml) files are committed. Is there a reason why…
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SVN structure, projects and recommendations assistance

I have read FAR too many posts on SO and I am now in analysis paralysis! I work with Visual Studio 2010 and I have many small projects, many of which reference library/shared projects. I don't really mind about having to check/re-build dependent…
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visual svn server with iis 7

I am developing a project in php with svn subversioning system using Visual SVN server. I have some websites in my private webserver(IIS 7) and I would like to let the trunk folder of the project in my repository be accessible via IIS. is that…
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