svn setup
cd /home/Users/delboy1978uk/Dropbox
mkdir svn
svnadmin create ./svn/asts
nano svn/asts/db/fsfs.conf
remove the comment for rep sharing
ctrl-o write ctrl-x exit
cd ../Desktop/asts
svn import file:///Users/delboy1978uk/Dropbox/svn/asts
cd ../../Sites
svn checkout file:///Users/delboy1978uk/Dropbox/svn/asts
now asts folder is in sites directory ready for editing
once done, from the checked out folder
svn commit
Working with Revisions
Now let's make real use of Subversion. While working with revisions, you can:
Check Status
$ svn status
Compare different Revisions
$ svn compare -r R1:R2
(Replace R1 and R2 with actual revision numbers you want to compare)
Revert Local Edits
$ svn revert
Revert to Previous Revisions
$ svn update -r R
(Replace R with an actual revision number)
is optional; you can run the previous commands on the current directory if you omit it.
now create a project
mkdir svn
svnadmin create ./svn/asts
nano svn/asts/db/fsfs.conf
remove the comment for rep sharing
ctrl-o write ctrl-x exit
cd ../Desktop/asts
svn import file:///Users/delboy1978uk/Dropbox/svn/asts
cd ../../Sites
svn checkout file:///Users/delboy1978uk/Dropbox/svn/asts
now asts folder is in sites directory ready for editing
once done, from the checked out folder
svn commit
Working with Revisions
Now let's make real use of Subversion. While working with revisions, you can:
Check Status
$ svn status
Compare different Revisions
$ svn compare -r R1:R2
(Replace R1 and R2 with actual revision numbers you want to compare)
Revert Local Edits
$ svn revert
Revert to Previous Revisions
$ svn update -r R
(Replace R with an actual revision number)
now create a project
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