Eclipse SVN Installation notes

Eclipse SVN Installation notes
1. Download the SVN plug-in and open Eclipse. On the menu bar, Help-> Install New Software

Add the URL here in Work with: After the http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.8.x/ press enter, the following two options will appear, all select one way next, to the installation is complete, a warning will pop up in the middle, don't worry about it, click "OK" to continue the installation.
After the installation is complete, restart Eclipse.
2. Check whether SVN is successfully installed. Open the menu bar Window-> Preferences-> Team. If SVN information is displayed, the installation is successful. If the operation fails, repeat the preceding steps.

3. Tell SVN where your project warehouse is installed with SVN, and then tell it your project warehouse address. Otherwise, you will not be able to synchronize updates in the future. Open the SVN view. If this icon is not displayed in the upper-right corner, the SVN repository view is displayed when you click Window> show views> others> SVN repository.

In the SVN view, right-click and choose create> resource library location,

Enter the project repository URL here. You need to log on for verification and enter the user name and password given by the instructor. After logging on to the console, right-click and select "check out as" to check out all resources. The following page is displayed:

This is our project warehouse.
4. Basic operations for routine use of SVN (1) if you submit a project not found in the repository, right-click your project and choose team> share project.


In this case.
(2) If the partner updates the code, you need to know what the ta updates, and you need to synchronize the repository project to your computer. Right-click the project you want to synchronize, and choose "team"> "Synchronize" with the resource library (or update)
(3) If you modify the code, you need to submit your code to the SVN repository so that the team members can know it. Then, right-click the project you want to update, team-> submit. In the dialog box, specify the updated version.
This is the mark that has been synchronized or updated. If the synchronization fails, a black Asterisk is displayed.
(4) by viewing the historical version records of the resource library, you can see what changes have been made to the project. Right-click the project you want to view, and choose team> display resource history.
Here we will explain the differences between updates, synchronization, and submission:

Update refers to a change on the server that you have not changed locally. You need to update it.

Submission is not available on the server, that is, what you have changed. You need to submit the code. Other colleagues will update your code and submit it.

Synchronization refers to the work done before the update is submitted. synchronization is performed before the update is submitted to know what needs to be submitted and what needs to be updated, what conflicts occur (if you and your colleagues modify the same file, conflicts may occur), conflicts cannot be submitted or updated, update or submit a conflict file only after it is replaced by a local file or replaced by a local file on the server

Note: Do not operate on the same file by multiple people at the same time. Conflict may occur.