So… have you installed Subversion 1.7 yet? Are you enjoying the performance increases it brings? Is WC-NG your new best friend, or are you hanging posters around your home town which read: “MISSING: .svn folders. Last seen hanging around Subversion 1.6. REWARD OFFERED!!”? Subversion 1.7 has been available for seven weeks now, and has already [...]
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This is the third of, I predict, four posts containing answers to questions asked of my colleague Bob Jenkins and I during our recent Subversion 1.7 webinar. (For the previous posts, see part 1 and part 2 of this series.) Today’s batch of questions begin to deviate a bit from the primary topic of Subversion [...]
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As promised, I’m continuing to answer questions posed during my recent Subversion 1.7 webinar. Today’s batch of questions were mostly queries about the release itself — whether it brings some particular feature or fixes some particular problem. Admittedly, much of what folks were asking about is not part of this current Subversion release, which can [...]
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Last week, my colleague Bob Jenkins and I presented a webinar introducing folks to the forthcoming Subversion 1.7.0 release. As always, there were right many questions asked of us during the designated Q & A period and not enough allotted time to answer them all. So, we promised to answer the unanswered questions here on [...]
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Yesterday (September 20) I co-presented the webinar “Subversion 1.7 – Why You Should Care” with my esteemed CollabNet colleague Bob Jenkins. For about an hour we shared with our audience a sneak peek into the forthcoming major release of Apache™ Subversion®. If you were in attendance, please accept my gratitude for choosing to spend your [...]
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The forthcoming Apache Subversion 1.7.0 is due to be officially released in just a few weeks. Already, media outlets have shown an interest in carrying information related to this major release of the ubiquitous Subversion version control system — the first since the project’s celebrated move to the Apache Software Foundation. In fact, Dr. Dobbs [...]
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If all goes as planned, next week at this time I’ll be in Berlin for the third Subversion Day mini-conference, hosted by elego Software Solutions GmbH. Elego — a corporate sponsor of Subversion development and a CollabNet Solutions Partner — always provides a first-class event. This year’s event promises nothing less, offering a packed agenda [...]
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CollabNet is proud to sponsor the Subversion Meetup at ApacheCon North America 2010 in Atlanta, GA. This Meetup is open to the public, free of charge, and will be held in Room 1 of the Westin Peachtree in Atlanta on November 4, 2010, from 8-10pm.
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I've just arrived in Berlin for elego's Subversion Day conference and associated hackathon. I'll be giving the keynote talk on Friday morning, where I'll share a little bit about the recently adopted updated Subversion vision statement and roadmap. If you're in the area, consider attending the conference and meeting a bunch of Subversion's developers! C. [...]
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I’m hosting a “scheduled chat” on Subversion at CollabNet’s virtual “Agile ALM for Distributed Development” conference tomorrow, April 15, at 7:30am PDT. So, if you’re available and online tomorrow around that time, and you’d to chat live with me about Subversion, then do the following: Register for the conference. Login at the appropriate time to [...]
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