SVNThe full name is subversion, an excellent version management tool.
I used Svn in my company and came back to work on my own.CodeIt's not that easy. I always back up the code. I always wanted to create my own SVN, but it was too troublesome.
I finally made up my mind today. Unexpectedly, it was just a few minutes!
Install the svn client first. The SVN client works like CVs in the command line mode. However, on the Windows platform, we have other options. This is a good implementation of ease of use:Tortoisesvn.Its official website is: http://www.tortoisesvn.org, download its installationProgram:TortoiseSVN-1.6.6.17493-win32-svn-1.6.6.msi,There are many versions. This integrated release package contains all the content required by the local application. The installation process is very simple. Remember to restart your computer after installation.
Step 1: Create a project. Because it is a local version, you only need to store version data in the local project without using servers. Create a folder, such as G: \ Ori, and right-clickTortoisesvnClick "Create File library here"/create repository here in the options. After you confirm the creation, a prompt window will pop up, indicating that the file library has been created successfully.
Step 2: Create a jobCompositionFolder. Create a new work folder, right-click SVN checkout in the menu, and enter "file: // G: \ Ori" in its URL ", that is, the path of the new project. Just click OK. You will see a folder named SVN under work, that is, it is created successfully.
OK. You can start to expand the macro chart.