The SVN directory structure of a regular project typically has 3 folders:
Trunk: Trunk, home directory of the current development project
Branches: Branch directory, which is used when non-mainline features are added, can be merged into a skeleton project after development testing
Tags: tags directory, usually as a major version of the backup
On the SVN server again to create a warehouse, this warehouse dead real warehouse, contains trunk, branches, tags three folders, simulation development, fix bugs, merge version of the process.
1. Create a warehouse
2. Naming warehouses
3. Initialize the warehouse:
4. Access settings:
5. Warehouse created successfully, preview URL:
6. View the three folders created:
7. Next, add subfolders (such as Code, DOC, and so on) to the trunk folder according to the actual situation of the project.
8. Then set the user who can access the warehouse (note that the appropriate access rights are assigned read only, Read/write):
9. At this point, the warehouse build bin configuration on the SVN server is complete, then the warehouse is connected with Cornerstone
10. Successful Connection:
11. Select the trunk folder of the remote repository, click Check out, and download all the contents under the Trunk folder (because you do not need to check out the other two folders)
At this point, all the contents of the SVN server Weibo under the Trunk folder of the project repository are already available under the local corresponding folder
12. Next, Xcode creates a new project and stores the project under the SVN managed path
13.Xcode When you finish creating the project, each file is now in the Add State:
14. Use cornerstone for the first commit (don't ask why use cornerstone instead of Xcode, see above for details)
15. Click Ignore, then commit
16.commit after success, a disappears
17. Delete files that need to be ignored
18. Ignoring files
19. Verify that all files that need to be ignored are ignored
Source Control tool (bottom)-SVN directory structure