OMNeT++ 4.0 Tutorial using queuinglib under Mac OS X
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Migrating an SVN repository or: SourceForge Acknowledged Timecode4
I need to migrate my local svn repository to sourceforge an therefore checked the web for such experiences once again. Recently, I found this site, which has a neat trick for avoiding all these padding revisions from svndumpfilter. But let’s keep it chronological. Here are the steps I took: Export the repository with svnadmin: svnadmin dump > svn_export.dmp Filter out the paths I don’t need in the new repository and drop empty revisions: cat svn_export.dmp | svndumpfilter --drop-empty-revs --renumber-revs include timecode4 > svn_clean_export.dmp Import the dump’ed data into the existing SourceForge repository svnadmin load < svn_clean_export.dmp The two command line options for svndumpfilter basically did the job, which do not seem to be documented well. Anyhow, I already migrated the svn repo once I started nesono.com and therefore, lots of empty padding revisions remained, but now you and I should now better. And use the source for the next time ;) ...
Timecode 4 Applying on Sourceforge
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Drupal Updates
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