Remove all .svn folders from directory recursively
1 2 find . -name .svn -print0 | xargs -0 rm -rf
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Adding new files to a Subversion Repo
1 2 # List all new files 3 svn st | grep ? | sed "s/^? //" 4 5 # Add all new files 6 svn st | grep ? | sed "s/^? //" | xargs svn add 7 8 # Another way to add all new files 9 svn add * --force
unix wizards of the realm:
// SVN ignore based on .cvsignore file:
// grep:
// os x housekeeping:
// install perl module:
// meta refresh (i have never typed this line start to finish in my life. i have probably copy-pasted it 7,000 times
// get files off codeswami:
// SQL tricks:
http://jm3.net/cgi-bin/safe/wiki.pl?MySqlLibrary
1 2 svn propset svn:ignore -F .cvsignore .
// grep:
1 2 … with line number: -n 3 … with file name: -H
// os x housekeeping:
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// install perl module:
1 2 sudo perl -MCPAN -e 'install Bundle::LWP'
// meta refresh (i have never typed this line start to finish in my life. i have probably copy-pasted it 7,000 times
1 2 <meta http-equiv=Refresh content="0; URL=http://blog.jm3.net/" />
// get files off codeswami:
1 2 ssh -l cs 208.101.26.91
// SQL tricks:
http://jm3.net/cgi-bin/safe/wiki.pl?MySqlLibrary
clear directory with svn files
// description of your code here
It command line clear svn directory
It command line clear svn directory
1 2 find d . -name .svn -exec rm -rf '{}' \; -print
enable svn $Id$-style keywords
svn propset svn:keywords "Date Author Id Revision" *css
Opera Syncing using Svn
This batch file allows to run opera after checking out your web-based opera profile. When you terminate your opera session, the batch will commit the changes you made to your profile during the opera session.
Here's the list of files that I update from a svn repo for my Opera profile
1 2 REM OperaSync.bat 3 @echo off 4 5 set PRG=Opera 6 set TARGET=%APPDATA%/%PRG%/%PRG%/profile 7 set EXEC=%PROGS%/%PRG%/%PRG%.exe 8 set REPO=https://********.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/%PROG%Sync 9 set USER=************* 10 11 echo Checking out from %REPO% ... 12 svn checkout %REPO% "%TARGET%" --username %USER% 13 echo %PROG% running ... 14 %EXEC% 15 echo Commiting to %REPO% ... 16 svn commit -m --force-log "%TARGET%" 17 echo Done. 18 19 @echo on
Here's the list of files that I update from a svn repo for my Opera profile
1 2 contacts.adr 3 files.txt 4 jscripts/ 5 jscripts/deliciousmp3.js 6 notes.adr 7 opcacrt6.dat 8 opcert6.dat 9 opera6.adr 10 search.ini 11 sessions/ 12 sessions/autosave.win 13 sessions/autosave.win.bak 14 speeddial.ini
Add all new files in subfolders to Subversion
The following to shell commands add all new files to the svn repository.
1 2 newfiles=`svn status | grep '?' | cut -c 8-` 3 for f in $newfiles; do svn add $f;done
Exclude certain files from an SVN commit
1 2 svn st | grep M | egrep -v routes | awk -F' ' '{ print $2}' | xargs svn ci -m "blah" 3 4 # where egrep -v routes is replaced with all the crap you don't wanna commit 5 6 ie - egrep -v routes | egrep -v this | egrep -v that 7 8 # I can write a script that takes those expressions as command-line options to make it easier if you're interested.. or we can write it together.. we can do it in ruby!
grep for a file, excluding svn metadata directories and files
Grep for something, excluding the annoying svn metadata (.svn**)
The find piece could also be used for more general tasks -- just remove the pipe and take a look at the output to see if it will work for you.
I tried (and failed) to use the find to a path preserving copy from within a subdirectory in a checkout...though there must be a way.
The find piece could also be used for more general tasks -- just remove the pipe and take a look at the output to see if it will work for you.
I tried (and failed) to use the find to a path preserving copy from within a subdirectory in a checkout...though there must be a way.
1 2 find . -path '*/.svn' -prune -o -type f -print | xargs -e grep -I -n -e PATTERN
Migrate rhtml views into erb views within subversion repository
From Brandon Keepers:
To migrate rhtml views into erb views within subversion repository:
To migrate rhtml views into erb views within subversion repository:
1 2 Dir.glob('app/views/**/*.rhtml').each do |file| 3 puts `svn mv #{file} #{file.gsub(/\.rhtml$/, '.erb')}` 4 end
