The previous article described the cumbersome use of the command line to execute SVN commands, and the following is an introduction to SVN operations under Windows.
Anonymous users are generally not allowed to be safe. So the anon-access = Read and anon-access = Write plus # Annotation of the svnserve.conf file in the repository\conf directory is dropped, and the # of password-db = passwd Front is removed. The meaning is to make the passwd file in the same directory take effect.
Create a user in the passwd file in the same directory: Qishan = qishan123 where the equals sign is to the left of the user name and the right is the password.
Note: After one login, SVN will save our login information in a file on the hard disk, where it resides: C:\Documents and settings\[your login system Username] \application Data\subversion, If you want to delete this information, simply remove the Auth folder from the directory.
The download address for the installation of TortoiseSVN http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org is as follows: Http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads
Import command
After the installation is successful, create a new folder, build a file inside, click the right mouse button in the second folder, appear tortoisesvn command menu, then select Import command. Import the directory into the server. Into SVN's management.