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From: Jonathan D. <jd...@wu...> - 2005-03-12 06:04:58
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SVN Directions
Reference
Subversion Path
You will use the following Subversion path when checking things out:
http://dev.agorastudios.com:8080/svn/agora/project
Where project is the directory you want to check out. Examples (right
now) are magenta/chips or magenta/growthlink.
You will also need a repository username and password. If you do not
have one of these, please contact JD.
Repository Browsing
You can browse the repository by pointing your web browser to
http://dev.agorastudios.com:8080/svn/agora/. You will be asked for your
repository username and password.
Terminology
Check out
Checks out a working copy to your local computer.
Update
Updates your checked out copy to the latest revision
Add
Adds new files to be part of the repository. Your file is not
uploaded until you commit.
Commit
Commits your changes to the repository.
How to use a command line version
Checkout
svn checkout http://dev.agorastudios.com:8080/svn/agora/magenta/chips
svn co ...
Update
svn update
svn up
Add
svn add filename
Commit
svn commit -m "Explanation of what you're committing"
svn ci ...
Mac OS X Instructions
Command line version
1. Install Fink (Direct link to latest version as of 4/7/04
<http://aleron.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/fink/Fink-0.7.0-Installer.dmg>).
2. In the next step, the commands will ask for a password; you need
to enter your local account password for OS X.
3. Open a terminal, type sudo apt-get update, and press enter. You
need to enter your local account password. Type sudo apt-get
install svn-client. Press yes to any prompts.
4. At this point you are ready to use the command line version. You
can install the Subversion Finder plugin if you wish, which follows.
Finder plugin
Please note that this is pre-release software, and may cause
permanent and irreperable damage to your system. Please take
appropriate measures to safeguard data.
1. Do steps above to get command line version.
2. In a Terminal, type cd /usr/local/bin, press enter. Type sudo ln
-s /sw/bin/svn, and press enter. It will ask for a password; enter
your OS X account password. You can now close the Terminal.
3. Get the Finder plugin from http://homepage.mac.com/pavicich/.
4. Follow the installation instructions at
http://svn.red-bean.com/scplugin/trunk/INSTALLATION.txt. ~ refers
to your home directory.
Using the Finder plugin
Right click or ctrl-click any folder. You should see a Subversion
context menu. From here you can access most of Subversion's
functionality. The plugin should be considered alpha so you may run into
troubles with certain operations.
Windows Instructions
Installation: Shell Extension
/Note: You do not need the command line tool to use the shell extension./
The name of the shell extension is TortoiseSVN. You can download the
latest version from http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/download.html.
Using the shell extension
Right click anywhere in the Windows file system and you will see a
Subversion context menu, as well as quick access to common commands.
Using these you can access all of the necessary Subversion commands.
Installation: Command line tool
You can get the command line tools at
http://subversion.tigris.org/servlets/ProjectDocumentList?folderID=91.
Current recommended download is
http://subversion.tigris.org/files/documents/15/12170/svn-1.0.1-setup-2.exe.
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