Use Google-project-hosting to build your own network SVN Server

I wrote a blog post about how to build a local SVN server.

Http://blog.csdn.net/great3779/article/details/7217986.

These days, we found that Google has provided cloud computing-based online version management server Google-project-hosting for open-source developers and supports SVN version management. I'm overjoyed. I have a quick preliminary study. I will write this blog to encourage beginners. Compared with the local SVN environment, the advantage of network SVN is that it can manage its own source code anytime and anywhere, with high reliability and good cooperation. The following shows how to use Google-project-hosting to build the network SVN service.

1. login https://code.google.com/hosting/

2. Click sign in the upper-right corner to log in with a Google account.

3. Click Create a new project to create a new project.

4. Enter the project name, project summary, description, version control system,Source codeLicense, project label, and character verification, click Create project to create a new project.

5. After the creation is complete, the following interface is displayed:

6. So far, you have successfully created your own project on Google-project-hosting. Now, the most important thing is how to know the svn path of your project? Click the "Source" tab on the web page and find "https://great3779-test-project-name.googlecode.com/svn/#". This shows your svnworkflow.

7. The next operation is like using SVN locally. Open SVN and enter "https://great3779-test-project-name.googlecode.com/svn]" in the URL. Is it a well-known interface? Well, start your open-source project!

 

 

Notes:

1) a maximum of 25 open-source projects can be created by individuals, and the number of projects created per day is also limited (The site limits the number of projects one person can have to 25.Additionally,
There is a limit as to the number of projects that may be created in one day ).

2) Select a version control system. Google-project-hosting provides three Version Control Systems: git, mercurial, and subversion ". Since I have been using subversion to control the version, this document uses subversion as an example. If you select another version control system, you can perform operations based on the corresponding version control system.

3)CodeSelect the protocol. Google-project-hosting provides nine code protocols. You can select the corresponding code protocol based on your needs.

4) Google-project-hosting provides 4 GB space for managing your source code. The maximum size for one upload is 200 MB (enough !). On the web page, you can choose manage> advanced to view the space usage. In addition, 50 MB attachment is allowed.

5) for those who use subversion for version control and use Visual Studio, tortoisesvn + ankhsvn is recommended.

6) If you want to build a local SVN server, please refer to my another blog post: http://blog.csdn.net/great3779/article/details/7217986