This document provides an overview of Subversion version control. It defines version control as the management of changes to files over time. It explains the benefits of version control like undo capabilities, backups, synchronization, and tracking changes. It describes Subversion as a free, open source, cross-platform centralized version control system with a central repository. Key Subversion concepts are explained such as working copies, checkouts, checkins, updates, and revisions. Advantages of Subversion include efficient storage of file changes and support for various file types and protocols.

1. Subversion Version ControlAshrafBaig S (08Mx05)

2. About This PresentationConcepts of version control

3. About Subversion

4. Usage GuideWhat is version control?“Revision control (also know as version control, source control or (source) code management (SCM)) is the management of changes to documents, programs, and other information stored as computer files.”

5. No Version ControlWhich version works?

6. Which versions have bug/feature X?

7. What’s the difference between versions?Why Version ControlShort-Term / Long-Term Undo

8. Backup & Restore

9. Synchronization

10. Track Changes

11. Track Owner

12. Branching

13. MergingTypes of Versioning SystemsCentralizedClient-Server System

14. Repository stored on serverDecentralizedFull decentralized, no server

15. Each user has a copy of the full repositoryAvailable ToolsCSV