Idea use (1) IntellIJ idea Config svn

The development tools used to be eclipse/myeclipse, although I've heard about idea and tried it a few times,

To be honest, it's not customary to start using idea, not just shortcut keys, such as projects and modules, servers (such as Tomcat) are completely different, but it's great to stick with it for a while, and it's more efficient than using eclipse/myeclipse.

At first because of unfamiliar, did not use the SVN plug-in, just use idea as a development tool, and then TORTOISESVN Client for version control, today tried to configure the idea of the SVN plugin, in fact, it is not as difficult as imagined.

The idea I'm using is version 13.0.4, which supports the latest subversion 1.8, which is more flexible than the previous version, and Subversion 1.8 provides the latest way to use SVN-the client command line instead of Svnkit. Make it easier to support future releases.

Here are the official notes on this issue: http://blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2013/12/subversion-1-8-and-intellij-idea-13/

Now that we need to use the client command line, we need to install an SVN client command-line program on the machine, so we can download the corresponding installation program here: Http://subversion.apache.org/packages.html#windows

I chose SLIKSVN because the others seemed to be the client and server installer, only it contained the SVN client.

After the installation is successful, configure the environment variable path (it doesn't really matter, it doesn't matter for idea, only when using the command line), configure the environment variables to test:

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1. C:\USERS\ADMINISTRATOR>SVN--version--quiet
2. 1.8.10-sliksvn-1.8.10-x64

The SVN plugin, which wants to enable idea, also needs to be configured in mind (Ctrl + Alt + S) as shown in:

Next enable the version control plugin for idea (which is, of course, Subversion enabled), open the VCS menu item and click on the "Enable version control Integration ..." menu, as shown in:

Select the Subversion entry:

The VCs menu will look like this, and SVN has all the relevant operations here

This makes it possible to use the SVN plugin, although it is very simple to use with Eclipse's SVN plugin, which is no longer detailed.

Idea use (1) IntellIJ idea Config svn