johnnysthoughts.com— A quick reference guide to using the wonderful Subversion source control. Shows the most used syntax with examples for each command.
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But it's copyrighted. Don't you want to make this an open source item? Maybe you really wanted to use one of the creative commons (creativecommons.org) "some rights reserved" notices.
rmchSep 15, 2006
Don't forget svn switchsvn propedit svn:externals .I have to plug the svn:externals functionality. It's a really great feature :)
bluezhiftSep 15, 2006
I usually only interact with Subversion in Eclipse via the Subversion plugin, but this is nice for those times I have to use the command line. Thanks!
spliznorkSep 15, 2006
What?! No "svn switch" or "svn merge" to compliment the mention of "svn copy"? Those commands make working with branches an absolute pleasure.
joel2600Sep 15, 2006
does anyone know of a similar guide for cvs.yes i know svn is "better", however i'm stuck with cvs at work
krouskopSep 15, 2006
I actually very much prefer SVN-ing from the command line over using Tortoise SVN. Especially for things like branching and merging.
slowerOct 14, 2006
This was a great guide that helped me wrap my head around using SVN for website development. It's not perfect, but it's a damn good start.Using SVN for Web Development<a class="user" href="http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2006/02/07/using-svn-for-web-development/">http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2006/02/07/using-svn-for-web-development/</a>
bensladeNov 20, 2006
But it's copyrighted. Don't you want to make this an open source item? Maybe you really wanted to use one of the creative commons (creativecommons.org) "some rights reserved" notices.