SVN configuration and usage in MAC environment

Simply record the configuration steps and usage associated with SVN in a Mac environment. (Mac comes with SVN server and client features, simple configuration can be used)

　　First, the SVN configuration method

1. Create a warehouse directory, such as a new Svn_code repository in/users/your user record.

Open terminal, enter command: svnadmin create/users/Your user name/svn_code, after the command executes successfully, the result is as follows:

　　

2. Configure SVN user rights, mainly to modify the three files in the/svn_code/conf directory

(1) Open the svnserve.conf and remove the # and spaces before the configuration item below

Anon-access = Read

auth-access = Write

Password-db = passwd

Authz-db = Authz

(2) Open passwd, add account and password under [users]

[Users]

Chenxkang=123

(3) Open Authz, configure user groups and permissions

[Groups]

Topgroup=chenxkang

Use [/] to represent all repositories in the SVN server

[/]

@topgroup =RW

3. Start the SVN server

In the terminal input command: svnserve-d-r/users/your user name/svn_code

If there is no hint, the boot succeeds.

　　Ii. How to use SVN

1. Importing code from the local to the server

In Terminal input: SVN import Project Address server address--username=chenxkang--password=123-m

2. Download the code from the server side to the local

In terminal input: SVN checkout server address--username=chenxkang--password=123 project address

3. Submit the code to the server

Open terminal, navigate to target code directory, enter: CD Target code directory

Input submission Instructions: SVN commit-m "modified xxx file"

4. Update the server code to local

Navigate to the specified directory before entering the terminal: SVN update

5. For other uses of SVN, you can re-enter the terminal: SVN Help for query.

SVN configuration and usage in MAC environment