Use SVN to manage VC projects (the server is code Google)
Yesterday, the computer broke down. It was estimated that there was a problem with the heat dissipation, and the blue screen was not stopped. It would be okay if an electric fan was used to blow the screen.
The tragedy is that this accident caused a hard disk problem, and the computer was re-formatted in full!
I have not written anything in the past !!
To avoid this tragedy, I decided to use SVN (Remote Server) to manage important projects that will be written later. This blog will explain how to use SVN to manage projects, and keep syncing with code Google.
Because code Google is used as the server, we only need to get a client on the machine. A popular tool on the internet is tortoisesvn, which can be downloaded at http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads.
After installing tortoisesvn, we go to code Google to register an account, login, enter the http://code.google.com, there is a project hosting, you can go in to learn about code Google knowledge.
Next, go to the workshop.
After creating a project, click my favorites in the upper right corner. You will see the project you just created, enter the project, and click the source tab. You will see some svn-related information:
Server address:Https://projectname.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/projectname;
User name: your login name
Password: Click googlecode.com password. Note that you may need to go over the wall to get the password,It's actually easy to jump over the wall. Search for a proxy server website, suchHttp://www.zqzj.net/, Enter the URL you want to enter..
With this information, you can log on to the server on the client.
Use VC or eclipse to create a simple hello World! Test it.
Right-click the project directory, for example:
Select tortoisesvn-> Import, select the file to be uploaded, and enter the URL, user name, and password.
If you need to perform more powerful operations on SVN, read the document.
All right, SVN + codegoogle.