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Tutorial On Subversion

Subversion is a version control system that allows for collaboration through sharing and updating code in a central repository. It provides features like rolling back changes, tagging code for checkpoints, and branching for large code reorganizations. The basic workflow involves checking out a local working copy from the repository, making changes, and committing updates back to the repository.

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Tutorial On Subversion

Subversion is a version control system that allows for collaboration through sharing and updating code in a central repository. It provides features like rolling back changes, tagging code for checkpoints, and branching for large code reorganizations. The basic workflow involves checking out a local working copy from the repository, making changes, and committing updates back to the repository.

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Tutorial on Subversion

Subversion Project Homepage http://subversion.tigris.org/

Motivation

Why version control at all?

Collaboration

Repository vs working copy Know who to blame Oops, I think I just broke something No excuses if a demo fails rm -fr * Enter AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH!

Roll back

Disaster relief

Basic Concepts

Repository

A place that holds all objects and histories Access methods


File system file://URL SSH tunneling svn+ssh://URL Proprietary protocol svn://URL Standard protocols http://URL, https://URL

Working copies

Local, private copies of stuff in repository

Typical Work Cycles


1.Check out a local copy from repository 2.Hack hack hack...

Create/move/edit files/directories Sync with repository

3.Update working copy

4.Go to step 2 if necessary 5.Commit changes into repository

Common Practices

Project directory layout


trunk: cutting-edge stuff (HEAD) tags: usually for check points or histories branches: for massive reorganizations Tagging is cheap because of copy-on-write

Use tags as much as you can!

Subversion is really a distributed file system

Installation & Initialization

Most Linux distributions have pre-built packages, typically called subversion


Gentoo: emerge subversion Ubuntu: apt-get install subversion Fedora Cores: yum install subversion svnadmin create --fs-type bdb /foo/bar

Create a repository

Basic Subversion Commands (1/2)


add: svn add foo cat: svn cat svn://foo checkout (co): svn co svn://host.com/dir/proj commit (ci): svn commit -m log message copy (cp): svn cp svn://foo svn://bar delete (rm): svn rm svn://foo diff: svn diff -r123 foo import: svn import svn://foo -m import msg

Basic Subversion Commands (2/2)


info: svn info list (ls): svn ls svn://foo log: svn log foo mkdir: svn mkdir foo move (mv): svn mv svn://foo svn://bar resolved: svn resolved foo status: svn status -u update (up): svn up

Windows Explorer Interface

TortoiseSVN

http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/ Nicely integrated into Microsoft Windows GUI Shell

Advanced Topics

cvs2svn http://cvs2svn.tigris.org/

cvs2svn -q --dump-only --dumpfile /tmp/dumpfile /cvs/repo/foo svnadmin load /svn/repo/bar < /tmp/dumpfile svnadmin -q dump /svn/repo/foo > /tmp/dumpfile

Back up an entire repository

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