Tag Archives: source-control

Tagging, building and creating changelog/releasenotes with SVN.

I use SVN for source control. When I want to do a release build, the process looks something like this. (In this example, the release build comprises changes since the last release which were made in a single revision, 614. It could be a range of revisions, though.)
Assuming that you are in the directory which [...]

SVN + ZSH: moving all files into a directory

Let’s suppose I have a directory, foo, which contains a whole bunch of stuff (files, links, other directories) all under version control with SVN. In my case these represent a website.
I decide that I want to organize this mess, creating a new directory in the project’s root (let’s call it bar, as tradition dictates), then [...]