[Beginner] Which local directory should be used?
Adria Stembridge <[email protected]> Tue, 1 Feb 2011 16:36:10 -0500
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I've developed for a few years, but never used svn until now. I'm beginning to see the amount of work and headache I could have saved in years past, had I learned this previously. I have a question about how to use SVN. After installing RapidSVN on my Ubuntu 10.04 system, I followed instructions to create a repository using svnadmin through command line. Next, I imported files into this repository using the GUI (using Repository -> Import). I selected the path to import from an existing development directory, and entered the repository path I previously set up. This worked fine. Next, I selected Repository -> Checkout, entering the repository path and new local working folder. This also appeared to work fine. Finally, I created bookmarks for the Repository and Checkout directories. One points to the repository folder (file:///storage/web/svn/mysite) and the other points to the checkout folder (/storage/web/sites/mysite) selected during Checkout. When making a change to a file in the checkout folder (above), Rapidsvn shows 'modified' beside the file in the Checkout folder, along with an increased Revision count of 2. But, the same file, when viewed in the Repository folder, also has an increased Revision count of 2, but does not show 'modified'. My question is, which directory should I be editing from (above, the Checkout or Repository folder), and which directory should I use as my local SFTP folder, from which I upload 'checked in' files to the web server? Apologies if I've not explained this well. Please feel free to follow up if I need to clarify something. Very interested in making sure I am using this package correctly. Thanks, Adria ------------------------------------------------------ http://rapidsvn.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=671&dsMessageId=2701863 To unsubscribe from this discussion, e-mail: [[email protected]].