Two ways to install svn on mac (use brew to install svn and the visual tool SnailsvnLite)

1. Use homebrew to install svn

1.1 Install homebrew

• If you don’t know how to install homebrew, you can read the following article: The
  detailed introduction of installing Homebrew on mac includes solving various problems and using Homebrew to install git. The records of all the processes must be available .

1.2 Install and use svn

1.2.1 Install svn

• Installation subversioncommand is as follows

  brew install subversion
  

  
  
  Okay, now the installation is successful, you can use it next

1.2.2 Using svn

• The following is a simple demonstration of the usage level. For more information, please see the official website:
  https://subversion.apache.org/quick-start .

1.2.2.1 Simple basic operations

• destination checkoutTry this:
  • Let’s take a look at the example from the official website first:
    
  • Check out your own, as follows:

    svn checkout svn://ip/XXX/docs mytest
    

    
  • The files after checking out are under your own username file, as follows:
    
• update svn：

  语法：svn update [PATH...]
  

  svn update mytest
  

  
• Add new file, submit
  • For newly added folders or files locally, please addreview them before submitting:

    svn add mytest/hi
    

    
  • Then submit ( -m "hi", submit remarks):
    Syntax: svn commit [PATH...]
    Or submit in this directory:svn commit

    svn commit mytest/ -m "hi"
    

    
• Delete Files
  When deleting, be careful not to delete the local one first, directly order the deletion, and then handle the local one yourself.
  

1.2.2.2 Update svn account information

• First focus on searching "keychain access”
  
• Then click in to configure, as follows:
  

2. Install svn (visualization) in app sore

• If you want to use a visual one like the one on win, then just tortoiseSvninstall it. Just find it and install it directly.SnailsvnLite
  
  
• After installation, simple settings are required to open:
  
  Next, select the corresponding local path according to the prompts. Here I don’t have a local usr/local/bindirectory, so the second one is empty, and it seems that it can be created:
  
  
  just follow the next step, see Go to the following page and it will be installed:
  
• start using:
  • Click on the work blog, and then follow the instructions below to proceed step by step, as follows:
    
    
    
    
    
    Okay, checkout is complete here.
  • For daily updates and submissions, please refer to the picture below.
    
    Okay, it’s too detailed. Which method you prefer depends on your personal preference!