Windows + Visual Studio 2010 Configuration SVN

Windows + Visual Studio 2010 Configuration SVN

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All along, using SVN habits, this amp needs an internal project, so I built a svn, although now only one person to use, but in order to facilitate the collation of the Code and its subsequent maintenance, so I built a version of the library.

First you need to go to SVN website to download server side, client and SVN for vs three packages on it.

When the installation is complete, the following management interfaces are available:

Then through this management interface for the management of code base, user management and other operations.

There are two ways to create a code library:

Or

You can open the interface to create a version library as follows:

When finished, it is an empty library, you need to introduce the appropriate project, we also need to create users for this library and their maintenance user rights, and so on, as shown in the following figure:

Set up version of users and their corresponding permissions:

When you enter, you perform the following actions, as follows:

After the user rights have been assigned, the project is imported, and you can do so in the following ways:

Select the code base, enter the appropriate username and password, and choose the "Remember Password" checkbox:

Complete import:

After the import, the code is under SVN control, and the following is checked out by SVN checkout:

When you create a new folder, right-click to select Checkout, as follows:

When you're done, you can now compare the file differences between version control and no version control:

If you need to use it in Visual Studio, just load the ankhsvn on the line, and then, in VS, there are the following:

After you open the project, you can do the operation