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I wanted to use SvnTask in my personnal IC server.
To do that, I had to add "revert" and "tag" tasks.

Chris

Support for svn-checkout would be nice, patch attached.

Hi,
it would be great if you could give some more examples how to use svntask.
I'm still trying to figure out how it works.

This is what I tried:
<svn>
<ls repository="http://192.168.0.254" path="/svn/dir/project1"
username="name" password="pass" />
</svn>

Thanks in advance.
Hendrik

How do I install svntask?

Thanks [email protected]

Please add authentication support for checkout command.
Currently following error occurs:
[svn] svn: Authentication required for '<https://<svn repository>> xxx'

Currently ant finishes with "BUILD SUCCESSFUL", although svn task failed. 
Please add proper error handling and let ant build fail.

Same as the commandline -g option.
patch attached.

I wish to export a recursive directory tree but only fetch files that match
a given pattern. Unfortunately, the useful svnFileSet is not supported by
either checkout or export commands. 

Hi Jon,

The attached patch adds a new parameter remoteRepoURL to implement the svn
info command with a URL as parameter. Thus the ant-script does not need to
be run in a working-copy.



Best regards
 Armin

Could you please provide support for svn 1.7? (svnkit snapshots are already 
available)
The only operation I need is get revision number :)

Thanks in advance

Adding a simpler patch to support formatting the commit date.

Hey Jon

I added the committedRevisionProperty to the 'Info' task with this patch.

I know it's available on the 'Status' task, but the 'Status' task is much
slower than 'Info'.


Best regards

Henrik Pedersen
www.code3.dk

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Checkout svntask from google code
2. Run ant in the project
3. Look at the output:

Buildfile: build.xml

init:

javac:

version:
      [svn] info F:\Projekte\svntask
      [svn] svn: 'F:\Projekte\svntask\.' is not under version control

jar:
      [jar] Building jar: F:\Projekte\svntask\target\svntask.jar

compile:

What steps will reproduce the problem?

1. Download svnant-1.3.0.zip Release

2. Note conflicting installation instructions in different documentation files.

Correct:
    readme.txt    
    doc/svn.html  

Incorrect:    
    doc/types.html       
    doc/selectors.html
    doc/conditions.html
- All of these files suggest that you need to register types separately.

3. Inspection of 
      svnant.xml file inside the svnant.jar file 
      shows that it registers all Tasks, Types, Selectors and Conditions.

Hey

I needed a feature like the urlProperty on svnant status
(http://subclipse.tigris.org/svnant/svn.html#status) so I created a patch
for it.

Please let me know if I can be of further help.

Best regards

Henrik Pedersen
www.code3.dk

A verbose option would be useful to display each svn command and it's
output as it's executed to assist in testing script and later auditing
production scripts. 

It can be dangerous to use a live production repository to test subversion
commands. I think you really need a "dryrun" boolean option on the <svn>
task that displays what would be performed if the commands were executed .
It should display the set of files that would be affected, in other words
its uses the verbose logging but does not actually execute the commands.

Thanks for svntask.

see attached patch

This patch allows you to get the contents of a file and store it in an ant
property.


<svn><cat url="${svn.branchdir}/VERSION" contentsProperty="version"/></svn>

it also includes a string-munging task that just chops off the last
component of a URL...  we use it, but not sure it's needed in general
(there may be other ant tasks for string manipulation elsewhere)?

<svn><getParentUrl url="${svn.url}" parentUrlProperty="svn.branchdir" /></svn>

Hey Jon

Here is a patch that completes most of the missing work for the 'status' task.

I have fixed all the missing setters in Status.java and added the
"addStatus" method to SvnTask.java.


Please let me know if I can be of further help.

Best regards

Henrik Pedersen
www.code3.dk

attaching patch for adding svn log capability to svntask.

This works properly, log is fetched
<svn>
 <checkout url="${url}" path="${checkout.path}" />
 <info path="${checkout.path}" committedRevisionProperty="svn.revision" />
</svn>
<svn>
 <log path="${checkout.path}" startRevision="${svn.revision}" endRevision="${svn.revision}" logProperty="svn.log" />
</svn>

This works incorrectly, produces "---------" log message
<svn>
 <checkout url="${url}" path="${checkout.path}" />
 <info path="${checkout.path}" committedRevisionProperty="svn.revision" />
 <log path="${checkout.path}" startRevision="${svn.revision}" endRevision="${svn.revision}" logProperty="svn.log" />
</svn>

Manifest:
Manifest-Version: 1.0
Ant-Version: Apache Ant 1.7.1
Created-By: 17.1-b03-307 (Apple Inc.)
Specification-Version: 1.0.8
Implementation-Version: November 20 2010
Main-Class: com.googlecode.svntask.Version

The same applies to any other command sequence, where ANT properties are 
expected to be set.

Attached is a patch implementing svn add and commit commands.  Command
parameters are basically taken straight out of the corresponding svnkit
methods.

Usage:

<svn><add path="/path/to/add" recursive="true" force="false"
climbUnversionedParents="true" mkdir="true" /></svn>

<svn><commit path="/path/to/commit" keepLocks="false"
commitMessage="message" force="true" recursive="true" /></svn>

Background: 

We've been using svntask for a while at Bizo.com to help version our
projects.  We're moving towards a more automated build system that needed
Ant access to add and commit, so we thought that we'd contribute our
modifications back to the project.  

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1.
2.
3.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
compile should have succeeded, the doUpdate now have only 3 parameters,
force was removed. 

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
1.0.3

Please provide any additional information below.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. downloaded 1.0.5 and put the svnkit.jar and svntask.jar in tools
directory of my project.
2. copied the example target into my build.xml file
3. ant version - failed -- see below
4. downloaded 1.0.4 and put the svnkit.jar and svntask.jar in tools
directory of my project.
5. ant version then worked as expected.

What is the expected output?

ant version
Buildfile: build.xml

version:
      [svn] info /home/rick.feldmann/dev/buildmaster
     [echo] revisionVersion 29555

BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: 0 seconds

What do you see instead?

ant version
Buildfile: build.xml

version:

BUILD FAILED
/home/rick.feldmann/dev/buildmaster/build.xml:370:
java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: Bad version number in .class file

Total time: 0 seconds


What version of the product are you using? 1.0.5 failed - 1.0.4 successful

On what operating system? fedora core 9, ant 1.7.0


Please provide any additional information below.

<target name="version">
    <taskdef resource="com/googlecode/svntask/svntask.xml" >
        <classpath>
            <fileset dir="tools">
                <include name="svnkit.jar" />
                <include name="svntask.jar" />
            </fileset>
        </classpath>
    </taskdef>
    <svn>
        <info path="." revisionProperty="revisionVersion" />
    </svn>
    <echo message="revisionVersion ${revisionVersion}" />
</target>

Hello,

Thanks for the simple and very cool svn tasks :-)
I've added a new property called "committedDateFormatPattern" to the Info svn 
command. Now, I can use it like:

<info
    path="." 
    committedRevisionProperty="revisionVersion"
    authorProperty="revisionAuthor"
    committedDateProperty="revisionDate"
    committedDateFormatPattern="yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss"
/>

Maybe you want to add this to the trunk (see patch).
Sorry for the formatting problems :-(

Cheers,

Martin

Please extend svn log command to output log as xml.

Xml output shall be the same as following command line invocation: 
svn log <svn url> --xml

I looked at Issue 13 and wasn't sure if I should comment on that ticket or 
create a new one, but I seem to be having the same issue with the checkout 
command.

<svn>
  <ls username="${operator.name}" password="${operator.passwd}" repository="${build.svn.url}" path="${build.svn.path}"/>
  <checkout url="${build.svn.url}" path="${root.dir}" force="true" />
</svn>

Here is the output when I run the build:

[svn] ls http://foo.com/bar:code_base/project/trunk
[svn] checkout http://foo.com/bar/Volumes/Users/asteiger/Sites/test
[svn] svn: Authentication required for '<http://amexsvn.digitas.com:80> AET 
Repository'

Also for the checkout, I assume that URL is the full SVN url to the content and 
path is the local directory to checkout to.

Thank you in advance for the help.

I have created a switch task for svntask.

I have attached the patch file.

Hi,

I know you won't love to here it, but there is already an svn task defined
by the svnant project. I loved the simplicity of your task and included it
in our (opensource) build system, but had name conflicts with the svnant
task we are using for checking-out and commiting the ivy-repository. I've
patched the downloaded version to listen to svntask instead of svn, but
maybe you should consider renaming the task in your trunk, since svnant was
first to name a task svn (to my knowledge).
Anyway, thanx for great job.

This patch allows you to get the last commited revision number. It's very
helpful when you want to know from which revision is you build.

<typedef resource="com/googlecode/svntask/svntask.xml">
    <classpath >
        <fileset dir="${ext.lib.dir}/ant/svntask" includes="**/*.jar"/>
    </classpath>
</typedef>

<svn>
    <info path="${basedir}" committedRevisionProperty="svn.revision" />
</svn>

Each task should be documented in the wiki with a usage example and a list 
of each of the available properties.

There is a "delimeter" property. This would better be spelled "delimiter".

The current way of using the StatusClient has no way of recursing through 
directories.

I would think extending it to allow recursion makes it much more useful (as a 
platform-independent replacement for subwcrev in my case).

The attached file can be taken as a template that shows what is meant.

Hi all,


I'm wondering if it's possible to use svntask with a SVN protocol connection, 
to connect to my SVN repository instead of using http protocol like actually !? 
(or another library maybe ..)

There is no wiki or forum, so here goes...

svnant is now at 1.2.0 RC1 and uses svnkit.  So it is maintained, fully 
featured, and fully java.

I'd suggest aiming to discontinue this project and let people know that 
svnant will work for them.