is a whitespace-delimited collection of file patterns.
Variable to, for example, gvim -f on Windows or gvim -no-fork on Linux.įrom SVN 1.8 onwards there is a new property svn:global-ignores: To use this make sure you have set your SVN_EDITOR environment It's usually a good idea to use svn propedit instread of propset if you want The following will ignore all *.orig files from the current directory and all subdirectories svn propset svn:ignore '*.orig'. Grep the output for "Modified: svn:externals" Too see changes in properties use the following command: The line, or where the line was copied out to another branch. Information into the trace for instances where merges where made back into Use the -g flag (and also useful is the verbosity flag -v)
Merge-tool-cmd = p4_merge_helper.sh SVN Log Only Report Changes After Branch snv log -stop-on-copy Get More Merge Information
( ~/.subversion/config for linux and %appdata%\subversion\config for windows) add in the merge command under the P4_merge_helper.sh, modify the subversion config file P4merge "$BASE" "$MINE" "$THEIRS" "$MERGED"Īgain, assuming you save the above on the PATH as Section of the Red Book had the answer all along, so use that link for more information :)ĭoing the same for a merge is even easier: " Using External Differencing and Merge Tools"
This took me quite a while the first time round, reading on various threads, then I found out that the # diff-cmd = diff_program (diff, gdiff, etc.) # Set diff-cmd to the absolute path of your 'diff' program. Then in the subversion config file ( ~/.subversion/config for linux and %appdata%\subversion\config for windows) add in the diff command under the section. Save the above script somewhere on your PATH. P4merge -nl "$LEFT_FILE_DESCR" -nr "$RIGHT_FILE_DESCR" "$LEFT" "$RIGHT" Perforce merge and diff tools so after a bit of searchingĪround now use the following script on my Linux box #!/bin/sh To use a specific diff tool from the command line use: