Difference between revisions of "HowTo Quickly Get A Project Started With Subversion"
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Revision as of 09:10, 27 May 2010
This HowTo will show by example how to quickly started with a new Subversion project once you have created a Subversion repository using the NST WUI.
- Use the NST WUI menu and navigate to the "Subversion Manager" page.
- Create a new Subversion repository (Ex: "silver") with description.
- Create a Subversion user using Action: "U" (Ex: "user1").
- Go to the client system that has both a "Subversion" client installed and network access to the NST system where you created the "Subversion" repository in "Step: 2" (***Note: Most Operating Systems (i.e., Windows, Linux, UNIX, BSD, Solaris and Mac OS X) support either a command line or GUI based "Subversion" client.)
- Create a top level directory where you want to build out your project (Ex: "/opt/development") and change directory (cd) to the it.
[root@probe-eth0 ~]# mkdir -p /opt/development [root@probe-eth0 ~]# cd /opt/development [root@probe-eth0 development]#
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