1. Subclipse
CSCI 3130 Summer 2016

2. What is Subversion? A Version Control System
A successor to CVS and SourceSafe
Essentially gives you a tracked, shared file system
Merging

3. How does Subversion Work?
Create a repository
Import files
Checkout into Working Directory
Make Changes
Commit back to Repository
Update
MY REPOSITORY
File 1
File 2
File 3
File 1
File 1
File 2
File 3
File 1
File 2
File 3
File 2
File 3
My Working Dir
Your Working Dir
File 1
File 1
File 2
File 3
File 3
File 1
File 2
File 3
File 2

4. Installing Subclipse

5. Installing Subclipse

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11. Installing Subclipse

12. Importing your Project

13. Importing your Project

14. Importing your Project

15. Importing your Project

16. Importing your Project

17. Importing your Project

18. Importing your Project

19. Importing your Project

20. Importing your Project

21. Importing your Project

22. Looking at your project

23. UPdating your project

24. Looking at your project

25. Updating your project

26. Committing your project

27. Committing your project

28. Committing your project

29. Committing your project

30. Resolving Conflicts

31. Resolving Conflicts

32. Resolving Conflicts

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35. Resolving Conflicts

36. Resolving Conflicts

37. Resolving Conflictds

38. Resolving Conflicts

39. Resolving Conflicts

40. Parting Thoughts Always update before committing
Conflicts only arise if two people modify the same line of the same file
There are many more features of svn not covered here.