Use of svn-related commands and repos configuration in linux

This article will give you a detailed introduction to the use of svn-related commands and repos configuration in linux. If you need to know more, please refer.

Recently, to facilitate program management, svnserver has been installed on the server and is scheduled to be updated on a regular basis!

Windows server 2008 in the server environment linux in the client is required for the command environment

I. Instructions

A. Use it on the server (if the server is linux, replace the following windows dos command with the corresponding shell command)

1. Create a repository

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Svnadmin create test/

 
2. initialize the Repository

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Md source

 
Create an object in this directory

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Svn import source/file: // f:/lycsvn/repos1/-m "init source"

 
3. test whether the new position is normal.

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Svn checkout file: // f:/lycsvn/repos1/

 

B. Both the client and server can be used.
4. remotely view positions

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Svn list svn: // IP/shop

 
5. Local checkout the location file

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Svn checkout svn: // IP/test f:/testsvn

 
6. Submit the position after modifying the file

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Svn commit-message "shuacommand"-username = shua-password = redhat f:/testsvn

 
7. What about new files?

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Svn add f:/testsvn Svn commit -- m "testmessages" f:/testsvn

 
Ii. Modify the repos configuration file

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Conf/passwd + username = Password Conf/svnserve. conf # Anon-access = read # Auth-access = write # Password-db = passwd Change Anon-access = none Auth-access = write Password-db = passwd