Introduction To SVN
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This document provides an introduction to Subversion (SVN), a version control system. It discusses what version control is, how SVN works using a client-server model, and basic usage workflows such as checking out, updating, committing changes. It also covers installing and configuring an SVN server, creating repositories, adding users and authorization settings, importing and checking out projects, resolving conflicts, and common SVN commands.
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![Typical Usage Flow User1 gets File1 from Server (CHECK-??) S->[V0], U1->[V0] User2 gets File1 from Server (CHECK-???) S->[V0], U2->[V0] Both users make changes in File1 S->[V0] User1 uploads his changes on the server (CHECK-??) S->[V1], U1->[V1], U2->[V0] User2 merges her changes in local copy with server (UPDATE) S->[V1], U1->[V1], U2->[V1]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/introductiontosvn-12679936926644-phpapp02/85/Introduction-To-SVN-5-320.jpg)
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The session is geared toward CTOs who want to evaluate React-Native for their existing and future apps. It will also be helpful for web/mobile developers who want to jump into React-Native.
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This document provides an introduction to Subversion (SVN), a version control system. It discusses what version control is, how SVN works using a client-server model, and basic usage workflows such as checking out, updating, committing changes. It also covers installing and configuring an SVN server, creating repositories, adding users and authorization settings, importing and checking out projects, resolving conflicts, and common SVN commands.Introduction To SVN
- 1. Introduction to Subversion (SVN) Presented by Waqqas Jabbar 1 st January 2009
- 2. Questions What do you know about Version Control ? What do you know about CVS? What do you know about SVN ?
- 3. Version Control Maintaining different versions of a file Version Control system records changes in File Addition Removal Modification Directory Addition Removal Modification Vital for any software project of any reasonable size
- 4. Version Control Client-Server architecture Server maintains the version of files Everyone that is working on the file gets a local copy on his/her system (CHECK-OUT) He/she changes the local copy He/she uploads the changes on the server ( CHECK-IN or COMMIT) Others merge the changes on the server with their local copy (UPDATE)
- 5. Typical Usage Flow User1 gets File1 from Server (CHECK-??) S->[V0], U1->[V0] User2 gets File1 from Server (CHECK-???) S->[V0], U2->[V0] Both users make changes in File1 S->[V0] User1 uploads his changes on the server (CHECK-??) S->[V1], U1->[V1], U2->[V0] User2 merges her changes in local copy with server (UPDATE) S->[V1], U1->[V1], U2->[V1]
- 6. Installation Its already installed :) Common utilities svnadmin – Administration utility svn - Client svnserve - Server svnversion – Client utility to get current version number Sum more utilities
- 7. Configuration - Basic Starting service cp svn /etc/init.d (svn script provided) ln -s /etc/rc5.d/S61svn /etc/init.d/svn ln -s /etc/rc6.d/K51svn /etc/init.d/svn Edit /etc/init.d/svn (change /opt/svn with the path of the repository) service svn start Setting repository svnadmin create -fs-type fsfs /opt/svn /opt/svn will contain all the svn related files Better to have /opt/svn in another partition Easy to recover in case of crash
- 8. Configuration - Basic Configuration vi svnserve.conf password-db=passwd Authz-db=authz
- 9. Configuration - Adding a new user cd /opt/svn/conf vi passwd Add username=password
- 10. Configuration - Setup authorization Cd /opt/svn/conf Vi authz Add groups Team1=user1,user2 Team2=user3,user4 Define authorization on different groups Team1 = rw * = r
- 11. Importing a project cd project_root_dir svn import . svn://localhost/proj3
- 12. Checking out Svn checkout svn://localhost/proj3 –username user1
- 13. Updating a project svn update Current directory and its subdirectories will be updated
- 14. Conflict Management Conflict occur if two user change the same line in the same file Conflict can occur during update and commit Both changes are present in the file with conflict How to remove conflict Edit the file with the required changes svn resolved file_name
- 15. Getting current status svn status A – File added in local copy but need to uploaded to the server M - File modified in local copy but need to uploaded to the server D - File deleted from local copy but need to uploaded to the server ? - File not in version control
- 16. Deleting file svn rm file_name
- 17. Thank You