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List of Figures 1.1. Subversion's Architecture ....................................................................................................... 3 2.1. A typical client/server system .................................................................................................. 8 2.2. The problem to avoid ............................................................................................................. 9 2.3. The lock-modify-unlock solution ............................................................................................ 10 2.4. The copy-modify-merge solution ............................................................................................ 11 2.5. The copy-modify-merge solution (continued) ........................................................................... 12 2.6. The repository's filesystem .................................................................................................... 13 2.7. The repository .................................................................................................................... 16 4.1. Branches of development ...................................................................................................... 44 4.2. Starting repository layout ...................................................................................................... 45 4.3. Repository with new copy ..................................................................................................... 47 4.4. The branching of one file's history .......................................................................................... 48 8.1. Files and directories in two dimensions .................................................................................. 166 8.2. Versioning time—the third dimension! .................................................................................. 167 viii
List of Tables 2.1. Repository Access URLs ...................................................................................................... 15 5.1. Repository Data Store Comparison ......................................................................................... 70 6.1. Network Server Comparison .................................................................................................. 98 8.1. A Brief Inventory of the Subversion Libraries ......................................................................... 164 B.1. Common WebDAV Clients ................................................................................................ 301 ix
Page 1 and 2: Version Control with Subversion For
Page 4 and 5: Table of Contents Foreword ........
Page 6 and 7: Version Control with Subversion Bas
Page 10 and 11: List of Examples 5.1. txn-info.sh (
Page 12 and 13: Sometimes, the precision with which
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Page 20 and 21: Introduction server process is also
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Page 24 and 25: Introduction Adding /tmp/myproject/
Page 26 and 27: The Problem of File-Sharing All ver
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svn cat svn list Guided Tour $ svn
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svn import The svn import command i
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Branching and Merging At this point
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Cheap Copies 1 Subversion does not
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Things get interesting when you loo
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the trunk without a huge number of
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change had, say, added a new direct
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In cases like this, people take com
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In these situations, you'll want sv
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$ svn update At revision 480. # We
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In this particular example, however
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$ cd trunk-working-copy $ svn updat
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version, this idea already seems to
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Remember, though, that while moving
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Chapter 5. Repository Administratio
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Feature Berkeley DB FSFS Platform-i
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This creates a new repository in th
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Repository Administration but doesn
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prevent the hook from performing th
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allows scripts and other wrappers a
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hotcopy Make a hot copy of a reposi
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To get these three projects into th
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If you're using a Berkeley DB repos
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fi for TXN in `svnadmin lstxns ${RE
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information.) In the course of usin
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------- Committed new rev 1 (loaded
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Committed revision 1. $ Lastly, loa
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Choosing a Repository Layout While
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… Committed revision 1. $ cd .. $
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Network Model This section is a gen
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K 15 svn:realmstring V 45 Joe's re
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grant that user exclusive ownership
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# anonymous users aren't allowed an
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The lines are typically of the form
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• installing the mod_dav_svn plug
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DAV svn SVNParentPath /usr/local/sv
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ask you whether you want to trust t
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# how to authenticate a user AuthTy
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The syntax of the access file is th
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(normally seen with the --verbose o
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ated topic; for details, read Appen
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Chapter 7. Advanced Topics If you'v
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REGEDIT4 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Softwa
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ssl-client-cert-file If a host (or
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last time they were changed in the
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Advanced Topics No changes to prope
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$ Notice how the status subcommand
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working copy that is not already fi
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Subversion defines the list of keyw
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$Author: harry $: Author of last co
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svn:special The svn:special propert
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prevent other people from committin
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$ svn unlock banana.c 'banana.c' un
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Of course, simply breaking a lock m
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Advanced Topics allowing users to e
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Advanced Topics $ svn cat -r 1 conc
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The same thing will happen when oth
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vendor/libcomplex/current. Now, we
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When you run svn_load_dirs.pl, it e
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makes an attempt to understand the
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SET DIFF="C:\Program Files\Funky St
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Advanced Topics pipe. Also, note th
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version Libraries” is a good sign
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Developer Information Of course, th
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} /* Uh-oh. Our commit failed as th
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Developer Information WebDAV reques
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Using the APIs Developing applicati
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# Calculate the entry's full path.
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Developer Information # Do the stat
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schedule="add" revision="0"/> As
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memory consumption in these areas o
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lists are the primary communication
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Chapter 9. Subversion Complete Refe
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--no-auto-props Disables auto-props
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Synopsis Description Name svn add -
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Synopsis Description Name svn blame
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Subversion Complete Reference $ svn
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A test/a A test/b Checked out revis
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Synopsis Description Name svn commi
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Synopsis Description Name svn copy
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And don't worry if you forgot to ta
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$ svn delete myfile D myfile $ svn
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Alternate Names Changes di Nothing
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Synopsis Description Name svn expor
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Synopsis Description Name svn help
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Subversion Complete Reference This
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Switches Examples Only if operating
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Synopsis Description Name svn list
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Synopsis Description Name svn lock
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Synopsis Description Name svn log -
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-incremental switch. svn log normal
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Synopsis Description Name svn merge
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Synopsis Description Name svn mkdir
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Synopsis Description Name svn move
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Synopsis Description Name svn propd
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Synopsis Description Name svn propg
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Synopsis Description Name svn propl
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Synopsis Description Name svn props
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Synopsis Description Name svn resol
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Synopsis Description Name svn rever
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Synopsis Description Name svn statu
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File was locked in this working cop
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Synopsis Description Name svn switc
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Synopsis Description Name svn unloc
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Synopsis Description A Added D Dele
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--clean-logs Removes unused Berkele
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Synopsis Description Switches Name
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… Subversion Complete Reference I
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Synopsis Description Examples Name
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Synopsis Description Switches Examp
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Synopsis Description Name Alternate
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Synopsis Description Examples Name
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Synopsis Name Description Switches
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Name Description Directives mod_dav
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svn:date Contains the UTC time the
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When you eventually run svn update,
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Subversion has combined the CVS P a
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Subversion for CVS Users One such t
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possible in some server implementat
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DAV svn SVNPath /path/to/repository
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to type a path or URL at all. It's
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as a low-level filesystem module, t
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Appendix D. Copyright Copyright (c)
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e. Copyright For the avoidance of d
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Copyright b. Each time You distribu
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