Basic use of Windows TOROISESVN && using SVN in Visual Studio

First download the SVN client in https://tortoisesvn.net/downloads.html

After downloading and installing it, the Start menu will appear as follows:

Now you can start using TortoiseSVN, and select a local folder to download the code from the server.

Select the folder right-click and select "SVN Checkout":

Fill in the URL. You can modify the version by default to the latest version. Click the OK button to download the code.

 

You can see the folder with green check mark after downloading.

Change the file to a red exclamation mark

If you need to submit a modified file, you can go to the folder right-click "SVN commit" to submit the file

You need to add a comment message when submitting

A question mark appears in the new file file

The new file can be added by right-TortoiseSVN the Add option, and the new file will also need to provide note information.

 

If you have modified the file elsewhere, or if other colleagues have modified the file you need to update to get the latest files, it is recommended that you update the file with advanced lines each time.

The update operation is similar to the commit operation, right-click on SVN update.

The SVN version corresponding information is saved in the folder. SVN folder

 

If the files are copied to other places that do not require SVN connections, simply delete the. svn folder. After deletion, the SVN association is dismissed.

Using SVN under Visual Studio

Download and install the Visual SVN plugin on the client

: https://www.visualsvn.com/visualsvn/download/

Create a project locally and then click the solution Right-click "ADD Solution to Subversion"

 

Select your local work address:

Select whether to create a new repository locally, and if you choose New, a new resource repository will be created on the local disk;

Fill in the SVN address here and select Next

Next, click Import to create the resource warehouse;

Complete the Resource warehouse creation

Found in each file or folder will be more than a small yellow dot, representing the project has not been moved into the operation

Click Solution, right-select commit

This screen is familiar, add check-in notes, select the files to check in, click OK to check in.

Check in complete, click OK

The subsequent update and commit steps are consistent. It's not here to repeat.

Recently in the establishment of their own personal website, update progress a little slow, and make unremitting efforts.

Basic use of Windows TOROISESVN && using SVN in Visual Studio