Visual Studio uses the ANKHSVN plug-in for code management

The plug-in installation is simple, Google has it, and confirm that you have installed the ANKHSVN plugin in VS, so congratulations, you can use SVN's powerful code management capabilities in VS. First open visual Studio, click File (Files) you will see the Subversion option, click Open from Subversion ... URL, enter the http://server ip/repository/repos1 and then prompt for the HTTP authenticated username and password. When you are sure you can see the items that you have created. Select the project you want to open. sln file open, then need to develop a local storage path, set up after click OK, you can see the program from the server to the local.

General operating procedures and methods in modifying the program

Open project, preferred point update, update to latest version:


Then lock the program files that need to be modified:



And you can add a hint message:



Update after modification:
Note that two submissions, with the following submission, still lock the program, the above submission is automatically unlocked after submission.

In addition, it is best to add a comment before submitting, click the following button in the above interface to enter note information in the message.

Manual unlock:


To view the modified encoder information:


View version history:



Compare Version click diff:




Undo Uncommitted Changes:


To view information to submit:


The different states of the change column represent different meanings, as follows:
New indicates that the newly added file has not been added to the version library.
Added indicates that the Add feature has been used, but has not yet been submitted.
Edited says it has been modified but has not been saved.
Modified the state after the edited state is saved.
The state of conflicted when there is a conflict
Deleted, after Copied renamed, the State of the listing. Deleted also indicates the state of the deleted file.