Command line access is similar to cvs. Your best reference is the subversion book.
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Please note that you must use the provided config file. The config file describes how newlines are handled, if you don't use the above config file you will get conflicts on each and every line when committing.
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Windows Subversion Installation
Our source code is stored in a subversion code repository:
- Download the latest win32 installer from this page:
http://subversion.tigris.org/project_packages.html
- Run the installer you downloaded
- Start up the command line and type:
You should see the svn help text listing all the svn commands, if installation was succesfull.
If you see a Windows error message, then something is broken.
- Copy the attached config file to:
- Windows XP: C:\Documents and Settings\ %USERID% \Application Data\Subversion\config
- Vista: C:\Users\ %USERID% \App Data\Roaming\Subversion\config
You will need to have view system folders turned on to see "Application Data" in explorer. You'll also need to create the subversion folder.
Linux Subversion Installation
- If svn is not already installed, get it here (most distributions already have it installed.)
- Install/compile the package
- Copy the attached config file to:
~/.subversion/config
- (Optional) change any of your client settings in the config file
- (Optional) change any of the firewall settings in the servers file
MacOS X
- If svn is not already installed, get it here (at the time of writing we have package 1.4.4 linked here)
- Unzip and install the package
- Copy the attached config
file to:
~/.subversion/config
- (Optional) change any of your client settings in the config file
- (Optional) change any of the firewall settings in the servers file
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