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Version Control with Subversion (SVN): Basic Operations and Model

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Learn about Subversion (SVN) version control, basic repository, client operations, and detailed examples of SVN workflows using Eclipse Subversive plug-in. Get insights into repository structures, tagging, branching, and commit workflows. Discover essential SVN client operations and their significance.

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  1. Version Control with Subversion (SVN) http://flic.kr/p/6oP7x7

  2. What are you goingto learn about today? • Subversion (SVN)! • Version control with… • Eclipse Subversive plug-in particulars http://flic.kr/p/8JpkTg

  3. Basic Version-Control Model Repository Client HEAD rev1

  4. Basic Version-Control Model Repository Client svn checkout workingcopy HEAD rev1

  5. Basic Version-Control Model Repository Client workingcopy HEAD rev1 edits/changes

  6. Basic Version-Control Model Repository Client workingcopy rev1 svn commit HEAD rev2

  7. Basic Version-Control Model Repository Client workingcopy rev1 HEAD rev2 more edits/changes

  8. Basic Version-Control Model Repository Client workingcopy rev1 svn commit rev2 HEAD rev3

  9. Basic Version-Control Model Repository Client workingcopy rev1 client can checkout old revisions if he/she wants to rev2 HEAD rev3

  10. Basic Version-Control Model Repository Client workingcopy rev1 rev2 If (this or another) client does checkout without specifying the revision, he/she will get the HEAD revision HEAD rev3

  11. Now let’s consider a more detailed example

  12. Repository rev305 Client A B C branches trunk tags MyProj

  13. Repository working copy rev305 Client A A B B C C svn checkout branches trunk tags MyProj trunk

  14. Repository working copy rev305 Client A A B B C C branches trunk tags MyProj trunk Note: User can name this folder whatever he/she wants

  15. Repository working copy rev305 Client B’ A A B C C branches trunk tags MyProj trunk User edits a file

  16. Repository working copy rev306 Client B’ B’ A A C C svn commit branches trunk tags MyProj trunk

  17. Repository working copy rev306 Client B’ B’ A A C C branches trunk tags MyProj trunk How would the user tag this revision of the trunk?

  18. Repository working copy rev307 Client svn copy B’ B’ B’ A A A C C C branches trunk trunk HW0 MyProj tags

  19. Repository working copy rev307 Client B’ B’ B’ C’ A A A C C tags HW0 trunk trunk branches MyProj User edits a file

  20. Repository working copy rev308 Client B’ B’ B’ C’ C’ A A A C svn commit MyProj HW0 trunk trunk branches tags

  21. Repository working copy rev308 Client B’ B’ B’ C’ C’ A A A C MyProj tags HW0 trunk trunk branches User can checkout/edit tagged copy if he/she wants to

  22. Repository working copy rev308 Client B’ B’ B’ C’ C’ D A A A C HW0 trunk MyProj trunk branches tags User createsa new file

  23. Repository working copy rev308 Client B’ B’ B’ C’ C’ D A A A C HW0 trunk MyProj trunk branches tags What would happen if the user were to commit?

  24. Repository working copy rev308 Client B’ B’ B’ C’ C’ D A A A C HW0 trunk MyProj trunk branches tags Nothing. User must svn add the file

  25. Repository working copy rev309 Client B’ B’ B’ C’ C’ D D A A A C svn commit MyProj tags trunk branches trunk HW0 Now the commit will do something

  26. Some basic SVN client operations • Getting started: • import • checkout • Keeping synced • commit • update • revert • Comparing w/ repos • status • diff • File management • add • remove • move • copy • Repos history/inspection • log • cat • list • Getting non-svn copy • export Your SVN client (e.g., Eclipse Subversive plug-in)exposes these and/or uses them “under the hood”

  27. Time for a demonstration withEclipse/Subversive http://flic.kr/p/5dfuqL

  28. Summary • SVN version control • Basic SVN operations http://flic.kr/p/YSY3X