SVN configuration and automatic deployment to Apache virtual directory

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SVN configuration and automatic deployment to Apache virtual directory one, VISUALSVN Server service side and tortoisesvn client download VISUALSVN Download: http://subversion.apache.org/packages.html

You can find it at the bottom of the page (purple link)

TortoiseSVNDownload:Http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads.html

The place to download is very eye-catching, with 32-bit and 64-bit

Immediately following the language pack download

II. VISUALSVN Server and TORTOISESVN installation VISUALSVN installation:

choose to accept Next

Select Visual Server andmanagement Console and the Add Subversion command-linetools to the PATH environment variable, Point Next

Select Standard Edition

Location is the installation location

respositories is the place to develop the saved code later

Server Port is the port on which the server is requesting what port we are applying for 3690

default 443 or 8443 , we use 3690 can be

Use secure connection is the use of security links, usually development can not choose, security mechanism will make you feel bored, of course, you can choose

Point Next then Install can be installed

View Items: (In respositories Right-click to create a new respository (Project storage))

View administrator: (Right-click to add or remove administrators)

TORTOISESVN Installation:

Accept

Select All or change the installation directory:

Install

TortoiseSVN Language Pack Installation:

Next can be

TortoiseSVN Language Settings:

Select Settings

Select Chinese: (Uneasy Chinese language pack is not this one)

Third, automatically deploy the project to the Apache virtual directory

Right-click Project Location:-- > Select Properties (properties)

Select Hooks

Select Post-commit Hook

Tips: The post-commit Hook is an invoke after a commit. Svnruns this hook with the following ordered arguments:

[1] Repos-path

[2] REV

Translation: the hook triggers after the commit. Hooks are executed according to Repos-path,REV two parameters

Hooks are implemented using batch processing.

the command is: svn Update "D:\www\weixin"--quiet--username username--password password

You can put the command in the box

the first word in a command SVN to be C:\Program files\visualsvn Server\Bin also VISUALSVN Server the executable file under the installation directory, if you have configured the environment variable can be used directly SVN as a dos commands, not matching by the way.

"D:\www\weixin" to be Apache virtual directory for Project

To configure a hook using the call command for a batch:

Pager command can invoke another batch file, we fill in the box with the Call C:/svnupdate.bat

and then in c:/ new file under Svnupdate.bat , the code is svn Update "D:\www\weixin"--quiet--username username--password password can also be implemented Hook .

Configure play Hook can be later in SVN Storage of the project Hooks I saw a lot of them in the catalogue. Post-commit.bat Batch File

can read Hooks under the directory Post-commit.tmpl documents to further study Hook

SVN configuration and automatic deployment to Apache virtual directory