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v1 v2 1 = Using Subversion with TortoiseSVN=1 = Using Subversion with TortoiseSVN = 2 2 ''by Matt Holmes (Calefaction)'' 3 3 4 == Definitions==4 == Definitions == 5 5 '''Subversion; SVN:''' [http://subversion.tigris.org/ Link] 6 6 * "A version control system that is a compelling replacement for CVS in the open source community." … … 16 16 * Files are stored in a central repository. The repository is much like an ordinary file server, except that it remembers every change ever made to your files and directories. This allows you to recover older versions of your files and examine the history of how and when your data changed. 17 17 18 == Section 1: Creating Your Account==18 == Section 1: Creating Your Account == 19 19 20 20 Request an account from '''Philip Zaynar''' (Ykkrosh). '''Ensure you let him know your desired Password.''' You will also be given a User Name (typically your first name). This will be used as your personal login to access the SVN repositories. 21 21 22 == Section 2: Getting and Installing TortoiseSVN==22 == Section 2: Getting and Installing TortoiseSVN == 23 23 24 24 You can obtain TortoiseSVN from [http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads here]. Select the latest version available for your operating system. Follow the standard installation procedure and reboot when asked. 25 25 26 == Section 3: Making your first Checkout==26 == Section 3: Making your first Checkout == 27 27 28 28 Now we need to point you to the correct SVN URL and checkout the current SVN source tree onto your harddrive. The current SVN trunk url is: … … 65 65 Checkout puts a lot of strain on the server. If it times out, try checking out sub-sections of the repository at a time, or try again later when less members are downloading. 66 66 67 == Section 4: Updating your files==67 == Section 4: Updating your files == 68 68 69 69 A key component to any version control system is the ability to update your files to the latest versions available in the repository. Much like the rest of your everyday SVN operations, TortoiseSVN makes this extremely easy. The following steps will detail how this is done: … … 81 81 The next two sections describe how to add to or change the repository contents, and are only available to accounts with write access (artists and programmers). 82 82 83 == Section 5: Making your first commit==83 == Section 5: Making your first commit == 84 84 85 85 Once you have made some changes and are ready to check them in, you will need to commit them. You can commit an entire directory (and all of its sub-directories), a group of files, or a single file. Use the following steps to commit files to Subversion: … … 101 101 http://www.wildfiregames.com/~code/resources/guide/guide6.jpg 102 102 103 == Section 6: Adding files to the repository==103 == Section 6: Adding files to the repository == 104 104 105 105 Before you can commit a new file to the repository, you must first add it. Adding files to the repository is much like committing them, just use the following steps: … … 121 121 '''NOTE:''' To finalise the addition of files to the SVN repository you must '''Commit''' the files you added! Follow the section on Committing files above to see how that is done. 122 122 123 == Appendix==123 == Appendix == 124 124 * You can update your SVN password from http://wildfiregames.com/users/svn/svnadmin.php 125 125
