Took me a day to figure this out, I was already stepping through the zeos source :-) However the problem persisted: reason, for importing the fields, the connection/query was used and gotten readonly, and all fields had inherited the "read-only" property.
Rapidsvn ubuntu install#
noticed the wrong capitalization, and corrected it. I installed this version of RapidSVN on ubuntu 20.04 with the following steps: install the packages libgtk2. Snaps are discoverable and installable from the Snap Store, an app store with an audience of millions.
Rapidsvn ubuntu update#
They update automatically and roll back gracefully. depends recommends suggests enhances dep: mercurial (> 5.2-1) easy-to-use, scalable distributed version control system dep: python-subvertpy (> 0.7. Snaps are applications packaged with all their dependencies to run on all popular Linux distributions from a single build. rapidsvn subcommander svnkit eclipse-subclipse libsvnkit-java Subversion client as Mercurial extension. I imported some fields from the table, hid some fields in the dbgrid etc.Ĥ. Enable snaps on Red Hat Enterprise Linux and install rapidsvn-snap. Everything was read/write, but Zeos declared the table read-only on start.ģ. I miswrote a query, and uppercased a letter from the tableĢ. Version: 0.12.1dfsg-1ubuntu1 19:06:48 UTC rapidsvn (0.12. The only big gotcha I would want to warn for is that sometimes the designtime components import state silently.ġ.
I use zeos(7)-trunk with postgresql8 in for several small database apps (at work, using Delphi XE), and have no significant problems. JD, i was using RapidSVN but experience a lot of bugs too, so i'm temporary using eSvn until i code my own SVN Client :D Works here with TortoiseSVN in Windows and command line svn in Ubuntu. Funny enough, I can go to the website with my browser without problems. Quote from: JD on April 09, 2011, 11:08:10 pm tool are you using? I use RapidSVN & it keeps telling me it can't connect to "". I fix the bug and then make my fix public by pushing it to my own launchpad account. So with one command I branch the code (on launchpad) that the ppa packages were created from, to my local computer. I find a bug that I think is easy to fix.
Funny enough, I can go to the website with my browser without problems. Heres an Ubuntu example: I have some software installed and use its most recent version from the PPA of the developer. Tool are you using? I use RapidSVN & it keeps telling me it can't connect to "".
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