Re: .svn folder in each folder after downloading source from svn

On 16 January 2012 14:12, Vinod Nadiadwala <[email protected]> wrote:
> i understand that .svn folder is to share your customization, but what if it
> is not successful, what is procedure to stop sharing at SVN because i am not
> sure about what i am doing, and will it be successful or not ? so i want to
> know it will be shared after confirmation of it's success then it's ok, but
> if it directly uploades the changes directly to svn then it will be
> problematic to other users, please explain,
> (i don't want to report my changes to svn, without confirmation)

After you have "checked out" a working copy of an SVN repository, any
changes you make have to be "checked in" with a particular svn command
(svn ci). You also need to have developer 'rights' to be able to check
in changes to an SVN repository, so you won't be able to break
anything just yet.

At any time, you can do an 'svn diff' to see what the differences
between SVN and your working copy.

You will also find 'svn up' useful, as it will update your working
copy with changes in the main repository.

As John Edwards mentioned, svnbook is your friend, and a good place to start.

Eric

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