RAPIDSVN ADD EXISTING WORKING COPY MANUALS
RAPIDSVN ADD EXISTING WORKING COPY INSTALL
RAPIDSVN ADD EXISTING WORKING COPY UPDATE
RAPIDSVN ADD EXISTING WORKING COPY CODE

The output of this can be very long, so you might want to pipe it into less:įirst of all, never edit a pot file, they are automatically generated from the source code and used as a reference only. It is better work on those manually as well. If you see a line beginning with a 'C', it shows a conflict svn can't resolve on it's own, you will have to do it manually.Įven if svn can merge changes on its own (files marked with a '*' and an 'M'), it doesn't mean the result will be good because svn itself doesn't know the syntax and logic of the files it's been used on. All of these should be used from inside your working directory.Ĭheck for changed files in your working directory:Īny changed files will show with an 'M' at the beginning of the line.Ĭheck for the changes you have made in your working directory:įiles changed in your working directory will be marked with an 'M', files changed on the server will be marked with a '*'.įiles that incorporate local changes as well as changes on the server show both. If you want to check an existing resource for changes, you can use the following commands.

RAPIDSVN ADD EXISTING WORKING COPY UPDATE

If you have already checked out a resource, you can update your local copy by changing into your working directory and using the following command line If you do have write access to Mageia's soft svn, please use the following command line instead:

You can't commit changes you have made in your working directory back to the repository though, so you have to get your changed files to someone who has write access to the SVN by whatever means you have (preferably to your own language translation team (see the list of translation teams here, or if there is no team for your language, contact the common translation mailing list). This will perform an anonymous checkout, anybody can do that, you don't need any account whatsoever. In this command line you have to replace PATH with the path of the resource you would like to download, TARGET_DIR can be set to whatever you want, it is just a directory name on your local disk. If you want to work on translations directly in the soft svn, you will need the following commands:Ĭommands for everyone Checkout the resource $ svn co svn:///svn/soft/PATH TARGET_DIR Not everybody has permission to commit to repository. When you download something from SVN you tell it to checkout those files and when you have finished editing you commit the changed files back. There is some terminology which might seem strange at first too.

RAPIDSVN ADD EXISTING WORKING COPY MANUALS

It is a very powerful tool and there is alot which need not concern you but if you wish you can learn more about it in the svn manuals (see also a visual guide) or by typing man svn.

You then make the changes you want to make and upload them again to the repository. SVN works by downloading the files or directories you want to work on to your local machine. When it has finished, log out of root with. Your prompt will change from a $ to a # when you change to the root user, as is shown.

RAPIDSVN ADD EXISTING WORKING COPY INSTALL

The first is to change to the root user and the second will install subversion. You can install it either through the package manager or using the command line using the commands below. You also need to make sure to have access to those commands by installing the subversion package if it isn't already installed on your system. To work with the svn repository you need to use some simple commands. It does this automatically, so you don't have to keep track of changes yourself. That means that it is a place to store files and track any changes made to them. The repository itself is called an SVN repository. Subversion is an online repository system for keeping track of changes made to files, a versioning system.

4 Setting up ssh for using svn with write access.

3 Commands for people with write access.

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