TortoiseSVN N°. Subversion : pour quoi faire ? Avoir un espace de stockage commun – Tous les étudiants du SIGLIS ont un espace svn commun Partager vos.

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1 TortoiseSVN N°

2 Subversion : pour quoi faire ? Avoir un espace de stockage commun – Tous les étudiants du SIGLIS ont un espace svn commun Partager vos documents : plus besoin dutiliser des clés USB, de se mailer les fichiers … – simplement faire un update de sa working copy Partager votre code source en évitant que lun écrase le travail de lautre Travailler proprement : où est la dernière version de ce fichier ? N°

3 Les étapes Télécharger tortoise svn – http://download.cnet.com/TortoiseSVN-64-bit/3000-2383_4- 75211577.html (64 bits) http://download.cnet.com/TortoiseSVN-64-bit/3000-2383_4- 75211577.html Initialiser votre copie de travail : – Faire un checkout du repo subversion Siglis Créer vos fichiers et vos répertoires dans le repo svn : – Mettre les fichiers dans vote copie de travail – faire un add – Faire un commit Pour récupérer les dernières versions : – Update Pour valider vos modifications – Commit N°

4 What is TortoiseSVN? A free, open-source revision control / version control / source control software for Windows. A standalone Apache Subversion client. Not integrated with a specific IDE so it can be used with any development tools. To download TortoiseSVN, please follow this link: http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads.htmhttp://tortoisesvn.net/downloads.htm N°

5 Features Since it is based on Subversions, TortoiseSVN has all the features of Subversion, including: Most current CVS(Concurrent Versions System) featuresCVS Directories, renaming, and file meta-data versioning Commits that are truly atomic Branching and tagging operations Efficient handling of binary files N°

6 How To: Check out a Fresh Repository Create a folder for your project on your local system (this folder must be empty) Right click on the folder and click SVN Checkout Enter the URL of your repository. Select one of the Checkout Depth options and click OK. The next slide contains the screen shots of this process. N°

7 How To: Check out a Fresh Repository screen shots N°

8 How To: Update to check for changes Right click on the project folder and select SVN Update as shown below N°

9 How To: Update to Check for Changes SVN will show you a list of updated files. Click OK and you are now ready to work with new changes N°

10 How To: Commit a Changed File Right click on the project folder and select SVN Commit. SVN will show you all files that have been changed. Select the ones that youd like to commit. Enter a message in the message box above the selected files. This is not required but recommended so that it would be easier to go back and track your changes later if you ever need to. The following slice shows the screen shots of the commit process. N°

11 How To: Commit a Changed File N°

12 Conclusion SVN has a lot of other great features but in this short tutorial, I showed you only its three basic functions. To learn more about it, here are some useful links: http://tortoisesvn.net/docs/release/TortoiseSVN_en/tsvn- dug.html http://tortoisesvn.net/docs/release/TortoiseSVN_en/tsvn- dug.html http://www.dev102.com/2008/10/07/how-to-use-the-svn- client-and-start-working-with-your-subversion-version-control/ http://www.dev102.com/2008/10/07/how-to-use-the-svn- client-and-start-working-with-your-subversion-version-control/ http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/Using_SVN N°