Use SVN command under "SVN" Linux system

Get help

A. View all SVN commands:

Command: SVN help

B. See the Help for one of the SVN commands:

Command: SVN command help

Example: SVN checkout Help

Common commands:

Checkout (Checkout) command--downloads and associates resources from SVN to a local directory. You can use the checkout abbreviation CO, the abbreviation of the command can be viewed through SVN help.

Command: SVN checkout SVN address [local address]

Example: SVN co http://192.168.0.27/svn/src

This will download the current directory for the resource under the SVN address. If you need a different directory, you can add a local path after the SVN address

Info command--View SVN information, remember that it must be valid in the directory containing SVN resources

Command: SVN info

For example: SVN info--You can enter to view

Update command-Updates the local SVN resource to the latest version. The abbreviation for this command is up

Command: SVN update

For example: SVN up-This will update the latest version of SVN resources to local.

Commit command--submit the locally modified resource to SVN for download by someone else. The abbreviation for this command is co, which must be up before commit.

Command: SVN commit-m "LogMessage" *

For example: SVN co-m "Fill in the Log information" *-this will enable the local directory to change the resources to upload to the SVN server

Status command--use this command to see which resource files have changed. The abbreviation for this command is St, usually up to the latest version before commit, then use the St command to see what files have been modified, and then submit

Command: SVN status

Example: SVN St

　　

Use SVN command under "SVN" Linux system