Svn
1. Installation:
Server:setup-subversion-1.8.9-1.msi
Test: cmd---> SVN--version
[Note: The installation directory is best not to use the Chinese path name]
2. Create a repository:
1) Create a directory of SVN repositories locally (for example: Svnrep)
2) Create a directory under this directory (the name of the project to be managed, such as: OA)
3) Create repository: svnadmin Create repository directory full path (for example: Svnadmin create F:\workspace\SvnRep\OA)
3. Start the server:
1) Command: svnserve-d-r Repository Directory
A: Indicates that this file has just been added to version control
2) Disadvantages of command line startup:
Once the command-line window to run the service-side program closes, the service stops, is inconvenient, and needs to be started manually each time
3) Workaround:
Register it as a Windows service
4) Registration:
# SC Create service name binpath= "executable path" start= Auto depend= Tcpip
# Set the service to be self-starting and dependent on the TCPIP service
# windows Specifies the parameters: on the left only (no spaces), the right side has a space
# SVN service startup requires parameters, and you need to specify the repository path name to start
# need to run as Administrator
SC create Svnservice binpath= "H:\Soft_Install\small_soft\Subversion\bin\svnserve.exe--service-rF:\workspace\SvnRep "start= Auto depend= Tcpip
Test: Open the list of services and start Svnservice to see if it can be started. If not, please check if BinPath is wrong
4. The SVN command line uses:
SVN add filename# put files into version control
SVN commit-m "Log content" FileName # needs to switch to the directory where the file is located
SVN checkout URL# Check Out Project
SVN update filename# Update files
5. Eclipse plug-in installation:
1) Plugin: eclipse_svn_site-1.10.5.zip
2) Unzip
3) Place the extracted folder into the Dropins directory under the Eclipse installation directory
4) Restart
5) If SVN is found under Window------and Preferences, the plug-in installation is successful
6. Sharing and Checkout under Eclipse
1) Share: Right----Team---Share Project--SVN--Create a new repository location--URL (for example: Svn://localhost/oa)--Finish
URL notation:
svn://address/Warehousing directory name
===> you must create a warehouse before using SVN
2) Some symbols appear after the project is submitted:
？ : Indicates not being included in version control
*: Indicates that there are files not submitted to the repository under the current project
7.TortoiseSVN:
The SVN client, through which the user can use SVN as if it were normal software, does not need to be versioned through Eclipse
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