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"At this time, we've tested compatibility with Mozilla Firefox 1.0.4 and 1.5, Safari, and Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 and 7.0 beta 3. "

Seriously?

Subversion 1.4.0?

Ironic that, according to the FAQ, it's not compatible with Google Chrome, Google's own browser.

ggreif: Good catch; we've actually been on 1.5.4 for some time now (and will be on 1.6 soon, though 1.6 doesn't have much in the way of server-side changes).

So if the subversion respository quota is 100MB by default, is there any way to see how much of that a project is currently using?

peter: We only host open source projects. If you are just shy about other people seeing your code, don't worry about it, everyone's code starts off very rough. We host some really good open source project, but we also host a ton of really bad ones, so yours could not possibly be the worst :). If you want it to be closed source to keep some security secret, that probably won't work out well anyway.

I couldn't get the steps given above for How do I download my Subversion history to work on windows xp(sp3). Instead I had to create the batch file, pre-revprop-change.bat in the hooks directory of the local repos:

set repository=%1
set revision=%2
set userName=%3
set propertyName=%4
set action=%5

if /I not "%userName%" == "averagejoe" goto ERROR_USERNAME

goto :eof

:ERROR_USERNAME
echo "User: %userName%, Only the averagejoe user can change revprops" >&2
exit 1

This will allow user 'averagejoe' to do revprop changes. Of course, 'avergejoe' needs to be replaced with the relevant USERNAME.

My project involves source code written in a weird language that is not understood by the syntax colorizer used in the subversion browsing UI. Is it possible to write some sort of plugin that can do this? I have my own colorizer and ANTLR grammars for this language, not to mention copious "free" time.

Members of my Project can not check out by TortoiseSVN.It thrown error "OPTIONS of 'https://myproject.googlecode.com/svn/trunk': authorization members". How to resolve it.Please help me.

I'd like to submit art for a google theme. what are the art specs, and how do I go about it? many thanks Ros ros345@sbcglobal.net

is it possible to host parts of documentation on CC-BY-SA-NC? instead of CC-BY-SA?

I'm getting a google server error when I click on the "Source" tab. Anybody else seeing this?

using svn under cygwin to upload any file to your depot.

- install cygwin subversion.

(see cygwin install from \

http://ist.berkeley.edu/as-ag/tools/howto/cygwin.html)

start a shell > export SVN_SSH=ssh$

> svn import $some_file https://$your_project.googlecode.com/svn/$some_file \

-m $some_message --username $your_user_name --password $your_password

delete a file from the depot

$ svn delete https://$your-project.googlecode.com/svn/$some_file \

--username $your_user_name \ --password $your_password \ -m some_message

I found out that you can't really change between Subversion and Mercurial as easy as it seems to be.

I got some nasty errors when trying to browse my code and edit wiki pages. Just wanted to notify it somewhere. I should probably mail Google somehow and notify them on the problem.

Do you provide some basic statistics for project, for example svn traffic, web traffic and so on? Any gadget can do that?

zexspectrum, you can sign up for Google Analytics and then enter your Analytics account number on the Administer tab in your project. That measures web traffic only. Also, downloads show a count of the number of times each file was downloaded.

jrobbins, thanks for the answer. Using Analytics is good if you are a project owner. But is there any way to display project stats for non-members? For example, sourceforge.net has Project Statistics on Project Summary page. Can I place Google Analytics gadget on my project's summary page and show traffic to non-members?

thanks for my answer

You guys just like to mark everything as spam, don't you.

How can Imdelete the gadgets that do want have on my Google screen?

如何删除项目和改名

You say that you only support a limited number of open source licences, but I can't find any list of which ones those are. Where is the list, please? (I would have expected a link from the FAQ entries.)

I want to delete my project. How do I go about this?

Someone marked my project as "not open-source". Of course, it isn't open source, but can someone get back to me and either have it removed or unspam it?

Is there a way to quit a project?

I tried to set up a google group for the commit notices, but was unable to do so. There is no "allowed posters" list, as the FAQ implies. And I could not set codesite-noreply@google.com as a member of the list. What is the solution?

I have a question, I want to use this not for programming purposes, but for a translation group I have, I find the system incredibly useful and it's worked wonders on our project. We're basically using it to host subtitle files, jpegs, txt's and things like that, I don't need to say that there's absolutely no copyrighted material in it. Is it okay if we use Google Code for it?

The answer to the question: "How do I make my mailing list accept Subversion commit emails?" might be quite old... It says: "...? accept posts from codesite-noreply@google.com. You can ...?" When I did set something like it up in google-code, it gave me a different address, which was specific for that application.

for tortoise, first create a directory where you want to work. right click on it, select checkout. http://yourproj.googlecode.com/svn/ now you are at rev 1. copy files into trunk, right click and add trunk right click to switch to https://yourproj.googlecode.com/svn/ use your google or gmail name/email and the google code password from your personal google settings page. add a commit message, copy and paste it into a notepage because you may have to enter it again if something goes wrong. what pain figuring all this out... if you start w/https:// you need auth just to view it... auth can be wrong, it isn't obvious what user name or password will work. no doubt by posting this simple info someone will now know a better way. shouldn't have to look through 10 pages to get the details. but hope it saves you a few mouse strokes.

I have add some members to the project committers (Administrator -> Project members tab) but they can not check out the project. Just the owner with generated pass can check out. What is my problem?