Posted by Marcelo on Sabadini
20/08/2009
Subversion (SVN) - In practice ...
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Loading ... Well, now who did not understand what's this SVN can already start using this feature. Who has not read the introductory post is interesting to read before continuing.
Hands on!
To facilitate understanding, we will use SVN in Windows first. We will use it in conjunction with a tool called TortoiseSVN . You remember the commands that I said in previous post?
- checkout
- update
- commit
TortoiseSVN is a program that abstracts the commands listed above (and many others) that interact with the SVN is all with the mouse. To download the TortoiseSVN go to the following address: http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by Marcelo on Sabadini
05/08/2009
Subversion (SVN) - Brief Introduction
(7 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ... Hello everyone how are you?
Today I will talk about version control. Specifically on Subversion , also known as SVN.
As you already know, SVN is a software version control files. The basic idea of working with a version control is that you always have access to all versions of the codes made by you and / or your team.
Main advantages:
- Control history: easy to undo and the ability to analyze the historical development, as well as ease of recovery of older versions and stable.
- Teamwork: allows multiple people to work on the same set of documents at the same time and minimizes wear caused by problems with conflict issues.
- Rresgate stable versions: one can easily recover a stable version, versions are marked with an ID.
Basic operation: Read the rest of this entry »
