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To use SVN and Trac for a project: 1) Checkout the project repository from the server to create a local working copy. 2) Update files before editing to ensure having the latest version, then lock files while editing to avoid conflicts and commit edits to upload changes. 3) Add new files to the local directory and commit to upload to the server. 4) View project documents online by selecting the project in Trac.
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SVN - How to use
- 1. How to use the SVN and the TraC Tanja Vos Universidad Politecnica de Valencia
- 2. Checkout • Create a folder and do checkout • https://staq.dsic.upv.es/repocafe/repos/project.SHIP
- 3. Update – Lock – Edit - Commit • If you want to edit a file • Update to make sure you have the last version • Lock so nobody else can edit at the same time • Do your edits….. • Commit this will upload your new version and remove the lock
- 4. Add a new file • Put the file in the directory that you want • Add to tell svn this is a new file • Commit upload the newfile to the server
- 5. View the documents online
- 6. Select SHIP