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VisualSVN Installation Guide

The document provides instructions for installing and using VisualSVN and TortoiseSVN to integrate Subversion source control functionality into Visual Studio and Windows Explorer. It outlines how to get a working copy of a solution from a Subversion repository, add a solution to a repository, update and commit files/solutions, view changes before committing, see file versions and revisions, and browse the repository directly from Visual Studio or Windows Explorer.

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VisualSVN Installation Guide

The document provides instructions for installing and using VisualSVN and TortoiseSVN to integrate Subversion source control functionality into Visual Studio and Windows Explorer. It outlines how to get a working copy of a solution from a Subversion repository, add a solution to a repository, update and commit files/solutions, view changes before committing, see file versions and revisions, and browse the repository directly from Visual Studio or Windows Explorer.

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Guide to installing and setting up VisualSVN

VisualSVN Installation
Download and install the following files from www.visualsvn.com

• TortoiseSVN-1.4.8.12137-win32-svn-1.4.6.msi
• VisualSVN-1.3.2.msi
Now, TortoiseSVN is integrated with Windows explorer, and VisualSVN
is integrated with Visual Studio.

To get working copy of solution from Subversion


• Open Visual Studio
• Click on VisualSVN => Get Solution from Subversion
 Select the repository folder of the solution (from
server)
 Give Name for solution
 Select location for working copy
• A local working copy of the solution is copied to the specified
directory

To add your solution to Subversion


• Open Visual Studio
• Click on VisualSVN => Add Solution to Subversion
• Add to existing repository or create new repository
• Ensure working copy root folder is correct and press OK
• Solution is added to Subversion

To get latest version of file/solution from repository


• Right-click on solution/file and select Update
Or
• Click on VisualSVN => Update
• The local version is updated to the latest version from repository

To save local files/solution to repository


• Right-click on solution/file and select Commit
Or
• Click on VisualSVN => Commit
• The changes in local working copy are updated to the repository

To see changes made in local copy before committing


• Click on VisualSVN => Show Changes
 The modified files are listed
• Double-clicking the file displays the modifications made (diff)

To see all the versions/revisions of a file/solution


• Click on VisualSVN => Show Log
 List of revisions are displayed
• Two revisions may be selected and a Right-click gives a number
of options like compare, blame, show differences etc.

To view all files in Repository while in Visual Studio


• Click on VisualSVN => Repo-Browser

To view all files in Repository from Windows Explorer


• Right-click on any Windows folder
• Click on TortoiseSVN => Repo-Browser

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