SVN is the abbreviation of Subversion. It is an open source version control system. Compared with RCS and CVS, it adopts a branch management system. Its design goal is to replace CVS. Many version control services on the Internet have migrated from CVS to Subversion. To put it simply, SVN is used for multiple people to jointly develop the same project and share resources. svn server has 2 running modes: standalone server and running with apache. There are also two ways for svn to store version data: BDB (a transaction-safe table type) and FSFS (a storage system that does not require a database). Because the BDB method may lock the data when the server is interrupted, the FSFS method is safer.
Basic Step 1 of
SVN Version Control
Construction
: The client installation version, preferably corresponding to your own operating system version. This is 64-bit
two: check whether the server installation is successful
. When installing the server, if you enter svn in the DOS window to check whether the server installation is successful, if you do not get the result as shown in the figure below, it will prompt: "svn is not an internal or external command, nor can it be run. program, or batch file"; then you have to manually configure the environment variables of svn;
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configuration environment variables method:
add the bin file directory under the server installation package directory under the path C:\Program Files (x86)\Subversion After the \bin
configuration is successful, try the svn command to see if it works.
Four: Create your own svn server warehouse
(1) Create a warehouse named svn in the root directory of the d drive, the command is as follows:
(2) After the creation is successful, we can enter the svn folder and see the following content:
(3) Build access mode (Password access):
Open the svnserve.conf file in the conf directory, delete the # in front of the red box in the figure below, and delete the space after the #. (password-db = passwd)
After modification:
(4) Create a login user:
Open the passwd file in the conf directory, and add a line of admin = admin under [users];
format: username = password
(5) Start the server:
enter the command: svnserve -d -r (+ the directory address just created)
(6) Install the SVN plug-in for myeclipse
First close Myelipse,
download a plug-in site-1.8.7.zip, decompress and copy all of them in In the dropins directory under the MyEclipse installation package,
restart myeclipse and check:
Right-click on the project name --> Team --> share Project and then select SVN and CVS, then the installation is successful!
(7) Create a link SVN repository:
Click under Myeclipse: windowàshow View àothersàSelect SVN repository
(1) Add SVN repository
Right-click on the blank space of the SVN repository interface to create a new repository location
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