![]() Merge 'wc3_branch1' back to trunk (svn merge)Ģ0. Merge changes from trunk into 'wc3_branch1' (pwd, svn merge)ġ9. Create new branch with name 'wc3_branch1' (svn copy, svn checkout)ġ8. ![]() Go back to the future and check status again (-:ġ7. Use our time machine and go back to version 4. Build(deploy) new version of project (svn export)ġ6. in file "logo_jq1.js" in row 6 add the line from below:ġ5. Check info about file "logo.css" from logs (svn cat)ġ4. Check what has changed in "logo_jq1.js" (svn log)ī) between 2 revisions, for example 4 and 7ġ3. Next move "logo3.html"(svn mv) and change the name to "old_logo3.html".Īgain check the status. Copy file "logo3.html"(use svn cp), name it "new_logo3.html". Check who and when added file "logo.css" (svn annotate, svn blame, svn praise, svn log)ġ1. Check the difference between versions of file "logo.css" (svn diff)ġ0. Make binary conflict with file 'logo.png', postpone it and resolve it.ĩ. push changes to repo and analyze the situationĨ.1. push changes to repo and analyze messagesĬ) solve any problems (svn resolve, svn revert)Ĭ) change look of table, in "logo.css" add solid border check 'wc1' status and analyze messages check status, but don't push changes yetĬ) add new file "logo_jq2.js", copy from "logo_jq1.js"Īnd change values of parameters (delay, speed, timeout)Ī) cut 'css' code from 'logo.html' into new file "logo.css" and link it: ![]() check 'wc2' status and analyze messagesī) place all '.html' files in folder "html" ![]() Make 'wc2' actual and analyze messages (svn update)Ī) create new empty folder "html" (svn mkdir): Create another copy of 'slideshow' repo and call it 'wc2'.ī) check 'wc1' status (svn status, svn diff)Ĭ) send changes to repository (svn commit)Į) add new file "logo5.html", copy from 'logo.html'Ĥ. file:///home/drupalpro/repos/slideshow)Ĭ) export 'slideshow' to working copy and name it 'wc1'Ģ. (svnadmin create /home/drupalpro/repos, svn import. Prepare 'slideshow' project in subversion repository:Ī) create proper catalogs and move files (trunk, tags, branches)ī) create catalog 'repos' for all repositories This publication is protected by copyright, and permission must be obtained from the publisher prior to any prohibited reproduction, storage in a retrieval system, or transmission in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or +44 20 7558 8274ġ. Posted in tips and tricks, tools and tagged architecture, beginners, externals, how-to, SVN on 10 December 2009 by jmfeurprier.Copyright © 2004-2021 by NobleProg Limited All rights reserved. Now, every time a new version of the third-party application will be released, it will be reflected when you SVN-update your local copy of your project. Now, click “New…”, type or pick “svn:externals” in the “Property name:” drop-down, then type “ library” in the “Property value:” textarea. You can do the same with TortoiseSVN Windows Shell Extension for Subversion: right-click when browsing your SVN project with the Windows file explorer, highlight “TortoiseSVN”, then click “Properties”: The next time you run a SVN-update, the third-party files will be added to your SVN project. Which means: insert a directory named “library”, which will retrieve its content from a distant SVN repository located at “”. This will create a SVN property at the current location (don’t miss the final dot “.” at the end) named “svn:externals”, and its value will be “ library”. SVN externals allow to include (nest) a remote SVN repository into another SVN repository. Good news, a quick googling revealed our issue was a common one, and there was already a ready-to-use solution: SVN externals. We spend most of our time building applications which automate human tasks, why not take care of this one? We are programmers, and we really hate repetitive tasks because we are lazy. Having to keep these library files up-to-date with official patches and improvements sounded like a full-time job.
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