Introduction to SVN
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scmGalaxy.com
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About this Course
Basic introduction to SVN
Windows based with Tortoise SVN
Working knowledge vs details
Course Outline
Introduction to SVN
Setting up SVN
Basic Commands
Branching and Merging
Best Practices
Outline
What is Source Control?
About SVN
Architecture
Repository Structure
What is Source Control?
Code storage
Versioned
Facilitates multiple developers
Types of Source Control
Locking
Merging
Distributed
History of SVN
Created by CollabNet in 2000
Designed to be like CVS but better
Became a top-level Apache project in Feb 2010
About SVN
Merge based
Developers check out local copies of code
Changes to the same file are ‘merged’
Commits are atomic
Uses properties for metadata
Branching and tagging are copies
Different implementations
Basic Architecture
Like a shared file system
But versioned!
Using SVN
Repository Structure
A repository is a big tree!
Branches
Branched code goes here
Uses a copy to be efficient
Only differences
Can branch any part of code
Branches are like new trees
Tags
Just a name for a revision
Also is a copy, but read only
Doesn’t take up additional space
Trunk
Main code line
Active development happens on trunk
Summary
What is Source Control?
About SVN
Architecture
Repository Structure
Setting up SVN
Outline
Installing SVN Server
Creating a Repository
Installing Tortoise SVN
Initial Checkout
First Commit
Summary
Installing SVN Server
Creating a Repository
Installing Tortoise SVN
Initial Checkout
First Commit
Basic Commands
Outline
Add / Delete
Rename
Blame
Update
Ignore
Revert
Properties
Summary
Add / Delete
Rename
Blame
Update
Ignore
Revert
Properties
Branching
Outline
What is a branch?
Creating a branch
Switching
Merging
Conflicts
Tagging
What is a branch?
Branching basics
Can branch from any point in the code
Branches don’t have to merge back
Branch = copy (cheap copy)
Reasons for branching
Branch for a feature
Branch for a release
Branch for different version
Summary
What is a branch?
Creating a branch
Switching
Merging
Conflicts
Tagging
Best Practices
Outline
Using Showlog
Commit Monitor
Branching Strategies
Merge In, Merge Out
Advanced Merging
Branching Strategies
Branch per feature
Branch per release
Branch per developer
Branch per team
Branch only when needed
Merge In, Merge Out
Summary
Using Showlog
Commit Monitor
Branching Strategies
Merge In, Merge Out
Advanced Merging
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