Category Archives: Version Control
Using Mercurial over HTTPS with TeamCity
Resolving Mercurial SSL certificate errors in TeamCity when using HTTPS and self-signed certificates.
HOWTO: Generate and Publish Doxygen Documentation in TeamCity
Configuring TeamCity to generate and publish documentation during the build process using Doxygen, cwrsync, SSH, and MSBuild.
HOWTO: Upgrade from Subversion 1.4 to 1.6 on CentOS 5
Upgrading the packages and existing repositories from Subversion 1.4 to 1.6.6 on CentOS 5.
HOWTO: Extract Directory from Mercurial Repo with Full History
How to Extract Directory from Mercurial Repository into its Own Repo with Full Revision History
TortoiseSVN Cache (TSVNCache.exe) and Disk I/O
I’ve had a long standing fight with TortoiseSVN‘s TSVNCache.exe both in terms of disk I/O performance and it holding locks to files/folders I want to work with. Turns out that you can set which directories it watches with an include/exclude list under Settings->Icon Overlays. Thanks to Travis Illig for the blog post on this issue: […]
TortoiseHg Version 2.0 Upgrade Gotcha
TortoiseHg Version 2.0 upgrade gotcha when using SSH.
remote: The system cannot find the path specified.
abort: no suitable response from remote hg!
Installing Mercurial and Hosting Repositories with CentOS
Step-by-Step Guide on Installing Mercurial and Hosting Repositories with Apache and SSH on CentOS 5.5.
Things to Consider When Publishing Mercurial Repositories
Things to consider when publishing your Mercurial repositories including authentication, security, management, and build servers.
Integrating the Subversion Revision into the Version Automatically with .NET
Using SubWCRev and a pre-build event to automatically retrieve the Subversion information from your working copy and set the file version for a .NET project.
Integrating the Subversion Revision into the Version Automatically with Native C/C++
Using SubWCRev and a pre-build event to automatically retrieve the Subversion information from your working copy and set the file version in a native C/C++ project.