Analyzing Subversion connectivity issues with JSVN
Fisheye/Crucible ships with JSVN - a SVNKit java command-line client. The JSVN command-line client effectively functions like the Subversion Command-Line Client except that it works with the Java libraries in Fisheye/Crucible.
To run the SVNKit Java command-line client:
Linux/Unix:
- Navigate to the Fisheye/Crucible installation directory:
<FishEye installation directory>/lib/svn
- Update the permissions on the JSVN script by running the following command:
chmod 777 jsvn
- Run the
jsvn
script../jsvn --help
can be used for a list of available commands.
- Navigate to the Fisheye/Crucible installation directory:
Windows:
- Navigate to the Fisheye/Crucible installation directory:
<FishEye installation directory>
/lib/svn - Run the
jsvn.bat
script.
- Navigate to the Fisheye/Crucible installation directory:
Usage example (diff between revisions 2500 and 2501 for username USER and password PASS):
jsvn --no-auth-cache --username USER --password PASS diff -r 2500:2501 https://svn.repo.com/REP/@2501
For instructions on how to use the Subversion command-line client, please refer to the Subversion Command Line Client 1.5 documentation.
Last modified on Jul 31, 2018
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