SVN Important Commands

SVN is a software version and revision control system distributed as free software under the Apache. Many companies like Apache Software Foundation, Free Pascal, FreeBSD, GCC, Mono, SourceForge and Google also provides Subversion hosting for their free software projects.

Following are SVN Important Commands

Get the New Checkout, It will get from root folder

$ svn checkout [URL]  

Get the New Checkout, It will get from testfolder

$ svn checkout [URL] [testfolder]  

Get the entire update

$ svn update           

Get the update for testfile.php and testfile.php

$ svn update testfile.php, testfile1.php   

Revert the testfile.php

$ svn update testfile.php

Commit with the Message

$ svn commit - m "message here"

Commit the particular file with Message 

$ svn commit - m "message here" testfile.php

Add a new file

$ svn add testFile1.php
$ svn commit -m "test message" testFile1.php

Remove the existing file

$ svn remove -m "test message" testFile1.php
$ svn commit -m "test message" testFile1.php

SVN Info

$ svn info

Get Help on commit command

$ svn help commit

Get log for a file

$ svn log testFile.php

Get log for particular revisionNumber

$ svn log -r 825

Commit a modification to the file test1.php with the commit message in a file named msg

$ svn commit -F msg test1.php

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Setup the GitHub in window machine. GitHub is most widely used repositary in development. Get to know commands to work with github.

Create repository in github

Login to your github account, If not have account please register first.

After login to your github account, Click on "Create new Repo" Icon @top right in header to create new repo.

Add "Repository name" and Description of your new repository.

Public Repository is free and private is paid. so let start with free(public repo)

After clicking on "Create repository", your repository will create.

Save the URL of your repo, It will be similar to "https://github.com/poonamc/Ansh"

Download the console for github

Download the console to add/upd

ate/delete files in repo

After download, Install it and Run the "Git Bash"

All command must be executed in sample folder.

Add a file in github through console(First Time)

Open "Git Bash"

Go to folder/directory where you want to keep your files @local system using "Cd" command.

Create a folder and go inside that folder

add a sample file in that folder from UI

execute following commands one by one and add your github username/password they they prompt (In Last)

git init
git add test.php
git config --global user.name "Arun"
git config --global user.name "arun@no-spam.ws"
git commit -m "test file"
git remote add origin https://github.com/poonamc/Ansh.git
git push -u origin master

Add a new file in github
add a new file in folder (suppose file name is "arun1.php")
Execute following commands one by one

git add arun1.php
git commit -m "test file arun1.php"
git push -u origin master

Update a file in the github
Change one file and save
Execute the following commands one by one

git add *
git commit -m "updated file"
git push -u origin master

Delete a file

git rm arun1.php
git commit -m "deleted file"
git push -u origin master

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