Montag, 17. März 2014
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In your repository..:
svn update
..updates your repo to the newest revision
svn log
see the latest changes and the comments attached to them
now you can edit any file in your repositories directory, if you are finished, save the file and type
svn ci
svn ci is short for svn commit and stands for itself: you want to commit the changes you made.
You will be propted into your console's default editor and may now attach a comment in the section above the -- ignored -- section. Save again to commit your changes.
svn update & svn log
..to view & verify the changes you made.
Adding a new file / removing files from the repository's inventory:
svn add <file>
where <file> is your filename or directory containing files you wish to add to version control, and
svn del <file>
is your file or directory to be removed from version control.
Now..
svn ci
..comment and commit to save the changes you made as always.
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