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{{OOP344 Index | 20111}}
 
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==Checkout team repository==
 
==Checkout team repository==
# create a directory on the local machine
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# create a directory on the local machine (this happens usually only once on each workstation for development)
 
# checkout the repository into the directory
 
# checkout the repository into the directory
 
#: using GUI (TortoiseSVN) right click on the directory and select '''SVN Checkout'''
 
#: using GUI (TortoiseSVN) right click on the directory and select '''SVN Checkout'''
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#: add this directory to the repository (right click on the dir and select '''TortoiseSVN/add)
 
#: add this directory to the repository (right click on the dir and select '''TortoiseSVN/add)
 
#: commit this dir to repo so it will be saved on the server (right click on the dir and select '''SVN Commit'''
 
#: commit this dir to repo so it will be saved on the server (right click on the dir and select '''SVN Commit'''
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#: note that this dir is referred as your '''workspace'''
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== Resources ==

Revision as of 09:43, 28 January 2011


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Checkout team repository

  1. create a directory on the local machine (this happens usually only once on each workstation for development)
  2. checkout the repository into the directory
    using GUI (TortoiseSVN) right click on the directory and select SVN Checkout
    by doing this you have a copy of the whole repo on your computer.
  3. create a directory in branches using your seneca id
    add this directory to the repository (right click on the dir and select TortoiseSVN/add)
    commit this dir to repo so it will be saved on the server (right click on the dir and select SVN Commit
    note that this dir is referred as your workspace

Resources