1. Preface
River-side Wang before writing code is under Windows using the SVN tool for code management. To tell the truth, the SVN command knows but does not operate at the command line. This time, there is an opportunity to operate SVN under CentOS. SVN's command is supposed to be picked up.
2. Use Scenario One
Merge the code developed on the branch into the trunk.
First step: Review the changes on the branch to see the version number of the branch.
SVN log-q--stop-on-copy SVN://IP address/code Base/branches/dev | More This command will query all the changes from the branch after the branch was created, and the bottom version number is the version number we are looking for.
Part II: Review the changes on the trunk to see the version number of the trunk.
SVN log-q--stop-on-copy SVN://IP address/code Base/trunk | More This command will query all the changes from the branch after the branch was created, and the bottom version number is the version number we are looking for.
Step three: Go to the local backbone working directory and execute the merge command.
SVN merge-r 360:363 SVN://IP address/code base/BRANCHES/DEV Description: SVN merge-r trunk version number: URL of branch version number branch
Fourth Step: Submit the merged skeleton code.
SVN ci-m "Merging branches to trunk"
3. Reference links
http://blog.csdn.net/tanlijun37/article/details/5481342
Go back and learn the SVN command.