TortoiseSVN-1.6.5.16974 (Open Source file version management software) Installation illustration tutorial and download files

Whether individual coding or group development projects, project version control is very important. As far as I know, there are two version control methods. The simplest version control is to retain the copies of different versions of the software and serial numbers accordingly. Many large development cases use this simple technique. Although this method can be used, it is inefficient. First, it is because the number of copies saved is almost identical, and this method relies heavily on developers' self-discipline, which often leads to errors. Use the version control tool. Common version control tools for Windows include SVN, CVS, and VSS. If you have not used the version control tool to build project management, this article will take you quick start. The tool used in this article is based on SVN. Necessary software (these software are currently relatively new) Tortoisesv1 1.65 Visual SVN server 2.11 (visual SVN Server comes with subversion and Apache) Visual SVN 1.77,Crack cracking(Visual Studio plug-in) SVN ebook(Optional. If you want to learn more about SVN, you can read it) If the above files cannot be downloaded, visitHttp://cid-d61a87db430d0cab.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/.Public/svnThis address stores all downloaded files here. Installation Process I will not go into details about the installation process of tortoisesvn and visual SVN. The following describes the installation process of visual SVN server.   The following steps are next and install. At this point, the software environment is ready. How to Create a version-controlled hello World project 1. Create the svn server version Library (create Repository)   Create user   Create a version Library   Assign Permissions 2. Import the project to the server version Library (Import Project to repository) 3. Check out the project) After the file is checked out, you can see a small green icon in front of each file.

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