"Reprint" Using TORTOISESVN Client

Original address: Https://www.sinacloud.com/doc/sae/tutorial/code-deploy.html#shi-yong-git-ke-hu-duanTORTOISESVN Client

Note: If there is a problem with deploying your code using TORTOISESVN 1.8.x, try updating to the latest version or using a version below 1.8.

It is recommended to use the Turtle (Tortoise) SVN client under Windows. TortoiseSVN is a free open source client of Subversion version control system that can manage files and directories beyond the time. Files are saved in the central repository (the Sina Cloud Central SVN repository), and the repository is very much like a normal file server in addition to remembering every modification of files and directories. You can restore files to a previous version, and you can check the history to see what changes were made to the data and who made the changes. That's why many people regard Subversion and version control systems as a "time machine."

TortoiseSVN Download: http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads.html

Here's a detailed introduction to using TORTOISESVN to deploy code to Sina cloud.

The first step, 1, creates a new folder as a local working directory (working directory), and you can use the app name as the folder name. For example, create a local working directory for my app DevCenter.

The second step, from the Sina Cloud SVN warehouse Check out (checkout) an application of all version code, 2, right-click –> "SVN Checkout"

In the pop-up page, fill in the warehouse path, here is: https://svn.sinacloud.com/devcenter/, other default parameters, 3:

Reversion, "HEAD revision" refers to the latest version, or you can specify revision as any version.

Click "OK", the Download interface appears, 4:

If all goes well, devcenter apply all version code will appear in the DevCenter folder just created, 5:

Use your favorite editor locally, edit any file, save the file icon will appear red exclamation mark, 6:

Look, the index.php has just changed color. The following is a commit (commit) of the latest update. Right click on the index.php file and the menu appears

Select "SVN Commit", 7:

Then fill in the log message about this update, which is required, otherwise the commit will fail. 8:

When you see 9, it shows that the modification has been successfully submitted, and the SVN version number of the previous DevCenter project is added to 1, which becomes 30.

In the SVN working directory, for file modification, only a commit is required after completion, but for new files, or files or folders copied from other directories, you need to do a step add before commit, to add files or folders to the SVN working directory, Otherwise the SVN client does not recognize it. The operation is very simple, 10:

And then 7, right-click Commit.

"Reprint" Using TORTOISESVN Client