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--- software:subversion:start [2017/01/24 13:21] – seela
+++ software:subversion:start [2017/06/09 13:05] – seela
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 ======Subversion (SVN)======
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-=====FAQ=====
+==To access eecs svn repository==
+https://svn.eecs.yorku.ca/repos/<Repository-name>
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-\\
+==How to create a new directory under an existing repository==
-  * How to create a new directory under an existing repository
+Create the directory structure from the administration interface
-\\
-<code>
-Mar 2015
-. Create the directory structure from the administration interface
         (https://svn.eecs.yorku.ca/admin.php)
-. Add the users that you want to access the repository (allow Access Allow Modify)
+Add the users that you want to access the repository (allow Access Allow Modify)
-. The directory must be created by the owner of the repository
+The directory must be created by the owner of the repository
-          In this case (You). If however the user is at the top level of your repository, with (Allow Modify access)  he/she can add the directory as well
+In this case (You). If however the user is at the top level of your repository, with (Allow Modify access)  he/she can add the directory as well
-        $  svn mkdir https://svn.eecs.yorku.ca/repos/VisionLabPapers\  /ELICCV15
+    $  svn mkdir https://svn.eecs.yorku.ca/repos/VisionLabPapers\  /ELICCV15
+Now that the directory is created and users can have access to it
+Working Example
+   From administrative interface , I added myself to
+     seela top level with Access (Allow and Modify)
+     Created a directory test1
+   Add seela with both allow and modify access
+   Ran the following command
+   desktop7 % svn mkdir https://svn.eecs.yorku.ca/repos/seela/xyz
+   Authentication realm: <https://svn.eecs.yorku.ca:443> Subversion Repository
+   Password for '<username>': xxxxxxxx
+   ATTENTION!  Your password for authentication realm:
+   <https://svn.eecs.yorku.ca:443> Subversion Repository
+......
+Committing transaction...
+Committed revision 29.
+$ svn list https://svn.eecs.yorku.ca/repos/seela/xyz
-. Now the directory is created and users can have access to it
-     Working Example
-        From administrative interface , I added myself to
-             VisionLabPapers top level with Access (Allow and Modify)
-        Created a directory est1
-             adding seela with both allow and modify access
-        Ran the following command
-         gemini 365 % svn mkdir https://svn.eecs.yorku.ca/repos
-                    /VisionLabPapers/est1
-       Authentication realm: <https://svn.eecs.yorku.ca:443> Subversion     Repository
-       Password for 'seela'
-         $ svn list https://svn.eecs.yorku.ca/repos/VisionLabPapers/est1
            no data
-         % svn co https://svn.eecs.yorku.ca/repos/VisionLabPapers/est1
+$ svn co https://svn.eecs.yorku.ca/repos/seela/xyz
-           Will create the directory back to by home directory
+  Will create the directory back to by home directory
-           Checked out revision 539
+  Checked out revision 29.
+  Created file hello.txt
-           Created file hello.txt
+$ svn status
+  ?         hello.txt
-            % svn status
+$ svn add hello.txt
-                       ?         hello.txt
+  Adding         hello.txt
-            % svn add hello.txt
+  Transmitting file data ..
-              Adding         hello.txt
-                Transmitting file data ..
-                  Committed revision 540.
-</code>
+==Accessing svn from a MacOS, Linux Desktop or WindowsOS==
+On unix like operating systems , svn has a default client /usr/bin/svn
+On Windows you can download a free client = Most common is TortoiseSVN