Subversion Integration for Project Hosting

6 posts · Nov 2006 – Jul 2011

What this trail covers

Google's Project Hosting has evolved to support multiple version control systems, enhancing developer flexibility and collaboration. It began with upgrades to Subversion, followed by the introduction of Git support, allowing developers to use their preferred VCS. This evolution aims to provide a robust and versatile platform for code management and project hosting. Recent advancements include simplified quota management for project hosting and now server-side clone support for Mercurial.

All Google trails

Aug 2011Announcing Git Support for Google Code Project Hosting- Google Developers BlogThis post announces the addition of Git support to Google Code Project Hosting, allowing developers to use Git alongside Subversion for managing their projects. This expands the platform's capabilities to accommodate a wider range of version control preferences.
Feb 2011Simplifed quota management for Google Project Hosting- Google Developers BlogThis post introduces simplified quota management for Google Project Hosting, allowing users to manage their project quotas more easily. This enhancement aims to improve the user experience and administrative overhead for project hosting.
Jan 2011Make quick fixes quicker on Google Project Hosting- Google Developers BlogThis post announces the introduction of Git support for Google Code, in addition to existing Subversion support. This allows developers to choose their preferred version control system for project hosting. It also mentions simplified quota management for project hosting.
Mar 2010Faster Subversion Hosting for Project Hosting on Google Code- Google Developers BlogThis post announces improvements to Subversion hosting on Google Code, specifically focusing on faster hosting for Project Hosting. This indicates a continued effort to enhance the performance and reliability of version control system integration within the platform.
Oct 2009Mercurial server-side clone support for Project Hosting on Google Code- Google Developers BlogIntroduced server-side clone support for Mercurial repositories on Project Hosting, enabling developers to clone repositories directly from the server without needing to download the entire repository first. This improves efficiency for developers working with Mercurial.
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May 2009Project Hosting Tricks, part 1- Google Developers BlogThis post introduces "Project Hosting Tricks, part 1" and focuses on the practical aspects of using Google Code, specifically highlighting the use of Subversion for code management. It details how to use the 'svn log' command to view commit history and the 'svn diff' command to see changes between revisions. It also touches upon the importance of clear commit messages and the benefits of using a version control system for tracking changes and collaborating on projects.
May 2009Closing the Loop - Version Control and Issue Tracker Integration- Google Developers BlogIntroduced Git support for Google Code, allowing developers to use Git for their projects hosted on the platform, in addition to the existing Subversion integration.
Feb 2009Project Hosting Upgraded to Subversion 1.5- Google Developers BlogThis post announces the upgrade of Google Project Hosting to Subversion 1.5, which includes new features and improvements for version control. This upgrade enhances the platform's capabilities for developers managing their projects.
Jul 2008New feeds for Project hosting on Google Code- Google Developers BlogThis post announces the introduction of new feeds for Project Hosting on Google Code, enabling users to subscribe to updates via RSS. This enhances the ability for developers to stay informed about project changes and developments.
May 2008Using Git with Google Code Project Hosting- Google Developers BlogIntroduced Git support for Google Code Project Hosting, allowing developers to use Git for their projects alongside the existing Subversion support.
Nov 2006Subversion upgraded to 1.4- Google Developers BlogThis post announces the upgrade of Subversion to version 1.4 on Google Code. This upgrade brings new features and improvements to the Subversion repository management system, enhancing its capabilities for developers.