dBlogIt by Dustin Boston

Just started using JSCov­er­age for test­ing code cov­er­age in Javascript. It’s super sim­ple to implement—I even got it work­ing with RequireJS (just had to make sure it was using rel­a­tive URLs).

There’s a move­ment on the web to own your con­tent, rather than hand­ing it off to third par­ties to do with it as they please. I sub­scribe to this ide­ol­ogy and believe that if you have the means, you should to. Read more on No More Sharecropping!

Oh, so that’s How to revert (roll back) to a pre­vi­ous revi­sion with Sub­ver­sion. It’s so obvi­ous that one would want to do a reverse merge rather than just revert­ing. :-P

I’m archiv­ing the steps here for ref­er­ence, plus I wanted to add a cou­ple of fixes to the syn­tax for Sub­ver­sion 1.6.11. Make sure to check out the post for fur­ther information.

svn merge --dry-run -r 73:68 file.js
svn merge -r 73:68 file.js
svn commit -m "Reverted to revision 68."