Version Control (3) SVN practice

Previous article: http://www.2cto.com/ OS /201201/117056.html#svnafter the server is started, you can download the (checkout) file from the terminal. the file after checkout is managed by svn naturally. There is a green hook in all the files under checkout ,...

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① After the svn server is started, you can download the (check out) file from it. the file checked out is managed by svn naturally. The check-out file contains a green hook, as shown in:

② As long as you make changes to any file (or folder), this green hook will become a red exclamation point! As shown in:

In the preceding example, a space is added to the annotation!

③ After the modification is completed, you can submit it! The folder where the modified file is located and all its parent folders are automatically added with a red exclamation point! As shown in

④ Right-click the folder and select commit, as shown in:

⑤ The dialog box shown in is displayed!

6. Click OK and change the file to the svn server, as shown in:

7. at this time, the submitted folder becomes green! As shown in:

You can also check out the file on the server or select a version. first, open the svn server, as shown in:

Right-click the File (or folder) you want to restore and select check out, as shown in:

Select the version you want, and select the fifth version.

If you do not know which versions are available, you can click show log to view them. at this time, the submitted annotations will be very useful.