More Practice With Subversion
Subversion set-up from last time:
- Request a svn repository be created for your project that you and your
partner can access (we will set these up in lab). The names of the
repositories are of the form CS75_your_and_your_partners_initials, so
mine with project partner Jeff Knerr is CS75_tnjk
- After your svn repository is created, create a private subdirectory in
your home directory, and check out a working copy of the repository
$ mkdir cs75
$ chmod 700 cs75
$ cd cs75
$ svn co http://svn.cs.swarthmore.edu/svn/nameofrepository
- copy over the project starting point code into a subdirectory of
cs75/nameofrepository
% cd nameofrepository
$ cp -r ~newhall/public/cs75/proj1_startingpt project
- add project to the svn repository
$ svn add project
- commit your change to the repository
$ svn commit
More Practice with Subversion:
We are going to step through some examples of different svn commands.
Let's look through my
Using Subversion, CVS, RCS page off my Help Pages, and we will step through
some examples.