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Introduction to Subversion (SVN): Version Control for Collaborative Projects

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This guide introduces Subversion (SVN) as a version control system that enables multiple users to collaborate on the same project seamlessly. SVN allows for tracking changes between various versions, and users can easily undo modifications made in applications like GAMS after solving. It outlines the basic structure of SVN, including the trunk for working directories, branches for significant changes, and tags for milestone folders. It also explains how to export data using TortoiseSVN, and provides a link for downloading TortoiseSVN for users to get started.

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Introduction to Subversion (SVN): Version Control for Collaborative Projects

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  1. Version Control Introduction to Subversion (SVN)

  2. The Idea of SVN • Various people could work on the same Project • You can see changes between the versions • You can undo the changes you made with GAMS after solving

  3. General Construction of a Version Control • /trunk • contains the working directory, small changes • /branches • For big changes in a separate directory • /tags • For „Milestones“

  4. Folders in EU Fasom

  5. First Import using TortoiseSVN

  6. User name and password

  7. Exporting data from SVN

  8. First version control

  9. Structure of your folders

  10. Using SVN

  11. Example: Comparing changes

  12. How to get SVN • http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads

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