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    Subversion: - Minni Arora

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    Subversion is a version control system that allows developers to track changes to files over time. It uses a centralized model where a central repository stores all versions of files and client working copies connect to it. Common Subversion commands allow adding, committing, updating, and reverting changes. Branching, tagging, and merging allow isolating changes and combining them back together. Properties and hooks provide additional metadata and automation. Effective policies around branching, tagging, merging, and logging help large teams collaborate using Subversion.

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    Subversion: - Minni Arora

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    Subversion is a version control system that allows developers to track changes to files over time. It uses a centralized model where a central repository stores all versions of files and client working copies connect to it. Common Subversion commands allow adding, committing, updating, and reverting changes. Branching, tagging, and merging allow isolating changes and combining them back together. Properties and hooks provide additional metadata and automation. Effective policies around branching, tagging, merging, and logging help large teams collaborate using Subversion.

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    Subversion is a version control system that allows developers to track changes to files over time. It uses a centralized model where a central repository stores all versions of files and client working copies connect to it. Common Subversion commands allow adding, committing, updating, and reverting changes. Branching, tagging, and merging allow isolating changes and combining them back together. Properties and hooks provide additional metadata and automation. Effective policies around branching, tagging, merging, and logging help large teams collaborate using Subversion.

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    Subversion: - Minni Arora

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    Subversion is a version control system that allows developers to track changes to files over time. It uses a centralized model where a central repository stores all versions of files and client working copies connect to it. Common Subversion commands allow adding, committing, updating, and reverting changes. Branching, tagging, and merging allow isolating changes and combining them back together. Properties and hooks provide additional metadata and automation. Effective policies around branching, tagging, merging, and logging help large teams collaborate using Subversion.

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    Subversion

    ---
    Minni Arora
    Version Control
    Hey, this function doesnt work anymore. id you
    chan!e somethin!"
    Sorry, # cant find those old classes. # !uess youll
    have to re-im$lement them.
    Hey, could you send me a co$y of those chan!es
    you made last %uesday"
    Subversion Architecture
    Subversion commands

    svn add

    svn blame

    svn cat

    svn checkout

    svn commit

    svn co$y

    svn delete

    svn diff

    svn e&$ort

    svn info

    svn list

    svn mer!e

    svn move

    svn $ro$edit

    svn resolved

    svn revert

    svn status

    svn switch

    svn u$date
    Common Command '$tions

    --messa!e

    svn commit --messa!e ()i&ed bu! *++,-.(

    --no-auth-cache

    --recursive.--non-recursive

    svn revert --recursive trunk.

    svn checkout --non-recursive htt$/..svn.e&am$le.com.re$os

    --revision

    svn checkout htt$/..svn.e&am$le.com.re$os --revision +010


    2asic 3ork Cycle

    4$date your workin! co$y 5svn u$date6

    Make chan!es 5svn add, svn delete, svn co$y,


    svn move6

    7&amine your chan!es 5svn status, svn diff6

    8ossibly undo some chan!es 5svn revert6

    9esolve conflicts 5svn u$date, svn resolve6

    Commit your chan!es 5svn commit6


    Handlin! Conflicts
    :
    ; ls trunk.
    :
    hello.c / file with conflicts
    :
    hello.c.mine / local workin! co$y version before conflict
    :
    hello.c.r< / file when checkedout
    :
    hello.c.r= / file in the re$ository bein! mer!ed
    2ranchin!, %a!!in! and Mer!in!
    9e$ository layout .trunk, .branches, .ta!s

    svn c$ --messa!e (Created a new branch(


    htt$/..svn.e&am$le.com.$ro>.trunk
    htt$/..svn.e&am$le.com.$ro>.branches.mybranch

    svn c$ --messa!e (Created a new ta!(


    htt$/..svn.e&am$le.com.$ro>.branches.mybranch
    htt$/..svn.e&am$le.com.$ro>.ta!s.myta!

    svn mer!e htt$/..svn.e&am$le.com.$ro>.ta!s.myta!


    8ro$erties

    Versioned $ro$erties
    : svn $ro$set $ro$erty?key ($ro$erty value( re$os.trunk.foo.$h$
    : svn $ro$!et $ro$erty?key re$os.trunk.foo.$h$

    4nversioned . revision $ro$erties


    : svn $ro$set --rev$ro$ --revision 111, $ro$erty?key ($ro$erty value(
    re$os.trunk.foo.$h$
    : svn $ro$!et --rev$ro$ --revision 111, $ro$erty?key re$os.trunk.foo.$h$
    :
    2uilt-in $ro$erties
    : svn/e&ternals
    : svn/mime-ty$e
    : svn/s$ecial
    : svn/author
    : svn/date
    : svn/lo!
    Hooks
    Scripts that run automatically on the server, examine the data that flows
    into the repository and make decisions about whether specific actions
    should be allowed as well as trigger some more actions.

    start-commit

    $re-commit

    $ost-commit

    $re-rev$ro$-chan!e

    $ost-rev$ro$-chan!e
    How to make most of Hooks -

    Access control

    Send emails

    Communicate with issue tracker

    Send notifications via 9SS


    evelo$ment 8rocess 8olicies
    2ranchin! 8olicies

    3hen to create a task branch"

    3hat !ranularity of task re@uires a


    branch"

    How to or!aniAe branches"w to


    or!aniAe ta!s"
    %a!!in! 8olicies

    3hen to ta!"

    How to or!aniAe ta!s"


    Mer!in! 8olicies

    3hen to mer!e"

    3ho should mer!e"

    ocumentin! mer!es
    Bo!!in! 8olicies

    State the s$ecific issue resolved and


    why the issue needed solvin!

    Any known side effects

    3as anythin! removed

    onCt use source code. onCt list the


    files chan!ed

    Dee$ short
    or!aniAe ta!s"
    7nforce 8olicies
    7ffective Communication

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