Subversion Best Practices

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The document discusses best practices for using branches and tags in Subversion (SVN) source control management. It recommends creating branches for independent changes, releases, and experiments, while keeping the trunk stable. Releases should be tagged in the correct branch. Branches can be merged back to trunk after changes. SVN hooks and continuous integration tools can automate integration tasks.

TAGS

Symbolic naming
for groups of files

Generating releases
and
space to experiement

svn mkdir -m ‘Created branches directory’
svn://repo/svn/project/branches

svn mkdir -m ‘Created branches directory’
svn://repo/svn/project/branches

svn copy -m ‘Creating release branch 1.0’
svn://repo/svn/project/trunk
svn://repo/svn/project/branches/RB-1.0

Checkout release branch to
local working copy

svn co svn://svn/rep/branches/RB-1.0 rb1.0

svn switch svn://svn/rep/branches/RB-1.0

Tag correct files
in correct branch

Hopefully the latest
release branch

svn mkdir -m ‘Created tags directory’
svn://repo/svn/project/tags

svn copy -m ‘Tagging release 1.0.0’
svn://repo/svn/project/branches/RB-1.0
svn://repo/svn/project/rags/REL-1.0.0

svn update

svn merge -r37:HEAD
svn://svn/rep/branches/RB-1.0

svn commit -m ‘Merged r37 to r38’

svn update

svn merge -r37:38
svn://svn/rep/branches/RB-1.0

svn commit -m ‘Merged r37 to r38’

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