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L Wall
Is there a way to see all the files a user has locked.
When someone goes on vacation or long break it would be nice to see if they have any file locks out there to ensure they check in files before they leave.
I know I can do it by folder level, would be nice to have a report option.
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Andy Levy
> tortise SVN 1.7.
> Is there a way to see all the files a user has locked.
> When someone goes on vacation or long break it would be nice to see if they have any file locks out there to ensure they check in files before they leave.
> I know I can do it by folder level, would be nice to have a report option.
Assuming you can access the repository via the filesystem, check out
svnadmin lslocks
I don't think you can do the whole repository from a client without
running svn st -u against a WC checked out from the root of the
repository. Or you could run svn info against every item in the
repository via URL - but that would be extremely slow.
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Bob Archer
> Is there a way to see all the files a user has locked.
> When someone goes on vacation or long break it would be nice to see if they
> have any file locks out there to ensure they check in files before they leave.
> I know I can do it by folder level, would be nice to have a report option.
I don't think so. You can use the command line to do a status to XML then parse the XML for locked files.
Why are you locking files? Are you working with binary files?
BOb
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Dave Huang
> Or you could run svn info against every item in the
> repository via URL - but that would be extremely slow.
I guess that depends on how big your repo is. I have a script that send a reminder email to people who have kept files locked for over a week. It does an "svn info -R --xml" on the trunk directory via URL, and performance is fine: it takes 12 seconds for about 3000 files.
svnadmin lslocks is fast, but as far as I can tell, it doesn't support XML output, which makes it more inconvenient to parse from a script.
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Andy Levy
> On Jan 6, 2012, at 1:08 PM, Andy Levy wrote:
>> Or you could run svn info against every item in the
>> repository via URL - but that would be extremely slow.
>
> I guess that depends on how big your repo is. I have a script that send a reminder email to people who have kept files locked for over a week. It does an "svn info -R --xml" on the trunk directory via URL, and performance is fine: it takes 12 seconds for about 3000 files.
>
> svnadmin lslocks is fast, but as far as I can tell, it doesn't support XML output, which makes it more inconvenient to parse from a script.
svn info -R --xml has been running for nearly an hour on my
repository. I don't know how many files are in it, but it's over 9000
revisions. Server is 1.5, client 1.7.
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Dave Huang
> svn info -R --xml has been running for nearly an hour on my
> repository. I don't know how many files are in it, but it's over 9000
> revisions. Server is 1.5, client 1.7.
Interesting... I didn't expect it to be that expensive of an operation.
FWIW, my repo has about 33000 revisions. Server is a fairly recent 1.6.x
(probably 1.6.16), I've tried with 1.7.2 and 1.6.16 clients, and
performance is the same. Repo access via https.
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Larry Wall
Andy Levy
On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 12:04, Larry Wall <Wa...@resa.net> wrote:
> Locking files so not have 2 programmers working on the same file unless they
> unlock it.
> Or so they know someone else if also working on a file.
Unless you're working with binary files, this is rarely needed with
Subversion. Locking is not a substitute for good communication.
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>>>> Bob Archer <Bob.A...@amsi.com> 1/6/2012 2:13 PM >>>
>
>> tortise SVN 1.7.
>> Is there a way to see all the files a user has locked.
>> When someone goes on vacation or long break it would be nice to see if
>> they
>> have any file locks out there to ensure they check in files before they
>> leave.
>> I know I can do it by folder level, would be nice to have a report option.
>
> I don't think so. You can use the command line to do a status to XML then
> parse the XML for locked files.
>
> Why are you locking files? Are you working with binary files?
>
> BOb
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Bob Archer
> > tortise SVN 1.7.
> > Is there a way to see all the files a user has locked.
> > When someone goes on vacation or long break it would be nice to see if
> > they have any file locks out there to ensure they check in files before they
> leave.
> > I know I can do it by folder level, would be nice to have a report option.
>
> I don't think so. You can use the command line to do a status to XML then parse
> the XML for locked files.
>
> Why are you locking files? Are you working with binary files?
>
> BOb
> unlock it.
> Or so they know someone else if also working on a file.
>
Subversion is really designed around the copy-modify-merge paradigm rather than the lock-modify-unlock one. That's why it doesn't really have any tools or status that you are asking for. Using the lock-modify-unlock with svn is anathema.
Read this versioning models topic on the svn manual:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.7/svn.basic.version-control-basics.html#svn.basic.vsn-models
BOb
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