Subversion is a great version control, very useful, even if you are working alone in your project. You can quickly setup a Subversion server in a minute, because everything in included in MAC OS X Snow Leopard (and perhaps older versions)…
– Open the terminal
– Create a directory called svnroot in your account directory : mkdir svnroot
– Then type : svnadmin create /Users/sam/svnroot (if your account name is sam)
And that’s all folk, your svn is ready to commit/checkout. Very simple no ?
Use the svn server in the terminal
You can checkout in the terminal with this command : svn checkout file:///Users/sam/svnroot
If you want remote access, turn on ssh access (in the Sharing System Preference) and check out with :
svn checkout svn+ssh://my.domain.com/Users/sam/svnroot
Use the subersion server in eclipse
It’s also very simple :
– Right click on your project ->Team -> Share Project
– Choose SVN, Next, Create new repository location, Next and the settings are very simple :
URL : file:///Users/sam/svnroot
User / Password : your MAC user name and password
I wish you a happy checkout 😉
thanks… thought this task was going to a lot harder
Thank you!