Use SVN under Ubuntu

As an indispensable tool in daily development, SVN is a version control system that can be used under Ubuntu.

1. Need to install SVN

sudo apt-get install subversion

Enter the information as prompted.

2. Check out the file (checkout)

SVN Co http://{svn repository Url}/destination

Enter the user name, password, you can check out the file.

3. Submission of documents (commit)

Enter the directory you want to update, and type the command:

SVN commit-m Path-to-commit

Where path-to-commit can be empty, the updated version number is prompted after success.

4. Update file (updated)

SVN update

Run this command in the directory you want to update.

5. View logs (log)

SVN log path

6. Configure SVN for Eclipse

Method One: Download the Eclipse plug-in (link), copy to the plugins directory, restart Eclipse can open the SVN view;

Method Two: Through the official reference for online installation: Http://subclipse.tigris.org/install.html.

Use SVN under Ubuntu