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==TortoiseSVN Help== | ==TortoiseSVN Help== | ||
| − | Help with setting up and using TortoiseSVN with | + | Help with setting up and using TortoiseSVN with the Google Code Project SVN |
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==Set up TortoiseSVN== | ==Set up TortoiseSVN== | ||
| − | First, before you do <u>anything</u><br | + | First, before you do <u>anything</u>!<br> |
You need to set up your SVN client so it can update the version meta-data in the files | You need to set up your SVN client so it can update the version meta-data in the files | ||
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===Opening Config=== | ===Opening Config=== | ||
| − | All configuring of TortoiseSVN is done through the windows explorer<br | + | All configuring of TortoiseSVN is done through the windows explorer<br> |
Right click on the white space and select "TortoiseSVN" -> "Settings" | Right click on the white space and select "TortoiseSVN" -> "Settings" | ||
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| − | Select the "General" tab in the tree menu<br | + | Select the "General" tab in the tree menu<br> |
Then next to "Subversion configuration file:" click on [<u>E</u>dit] | Then next to "Subversion configuration file:" click on [<u>E</u>dit] | ||
===Download Config File=== | ===Download Config File=== | ||
| − | Download [http://www.wowroster.net/SVNergy/config.txt this config file] and copy it into your config file overwriting everything | + | {{Note|Download [http://www.wowroster.net/SVNergy/config.txt this config file] and copy it into your config file overwriting everything}} |
==Checking Out== | ==Checking Out== | ||
| − | Now that you have TortoiseSVN set up on your computer, now you can check-out a repository.<br | + | Now that you have TortoiseSVN set up on your computer, now you can check-out a repository.<br> |
"Check-out" is just a fancy name for downloading the repository. | "Check-out" is just a fancy name for downloading the repository. | ||
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* Now you're going to need some links here - you find those by going to the WoWRoster site (you're already here!). | * Now you're going to need some links here - you find those by going to the WoWRoster site (you're already here!). | ||
** Browse to [[SVNergy:Repositories|Repositories]]. | ** Browse to [[SVNergy:Repositories|Repositories]]. | ||
| − | ** There are three links for each repository Web [[Image:WebLogo.png | + | ** There are three links for each repository Web [[Image:WebLogo.png]], SVN [[Image:SVNLogo.png]], and RSS Feed [[Image:FeedIcon16x16.png]] - click the SVN link. |
** This gets you to the folder structure of the repository. | ** This gets you to the folder structure of the repository. | ||
** Click "trunk" to get to the folder containing the newest revision. | ** Click "trunk" to get to the folder containing the newest revision. | ||
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==Updating== | ==Updating== | ||
| − | There will be a time when you ask "Some files just got changed in the repository I just downloaded, how do I get those files?"<br | + | There will be a time when you ask "Some files just got changed in the repository I just downloaded, how do I get those files?"<br> |
That is a great question, and the answer is "SVN Update" | That is a great question, and the answer is "SVN Update" | ||
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Contents |
TortoiseSVN Help
Help with setting up and using TortoiseSVN with the Google Code Project SVN
Set up TortoiseSVN
First, before you do anything!
You need to set up your SVN client so it can update the version meta-data in the files
In this tutorial, we will be configuring Tortoise SVN
Opening Config
All configuring of TortoiseSVN is done through the windows explorer
Right click on the white space and select "TortoiseSVN" -> "Settings"
The settings window will pop-up
Select the "General" tab in the tree menu
Then next to "Subversion configuration file:" click on [Edit]
Download Config File
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Checking Out
Now that you have TortoiseSVN set up on your computer, now you can check-out a repository.
"Check-out" is just a fancy name for downloading the repository.
- Open a normal Windows Explorer (not Internet Explorer).
- Create a folder somewhere, where you want to dump your newest SVN revision.
- Right click the folder, and you'll have some options from TortoiseSVN - one of those is "SVN Checkout...".
- Now you're going to need some links here - you find those by going to the WoWRoster site (you're already here!).
- Browse to Repositories.
- There are three links for each repository Web
, SVN 
, and RSS Feed 
- click the SVN link.
- This gets you to the folder structure of the repository.
- Click "trunk" to get to the folder containing the newest revision.
- Copy the link in your browser, which should now be pointing to the SVN trunk location
- Paste the link to your SVN Checkout, under "URL of Repository."
- Double check your Checkout directory is the correct folder where you want it dumped.
- Check that it's set to "HEAD Revision" - this ensures you get the newest version - you can also choose to get specific SVN revisions by defining version numbers, if needed.
- Hit OK, and watch it download.
- Congratulations - you've downloaded the newest revision!
Updating
There will be a time when you ask "Some files just got changed in the repository I just downloaded, how do I get those files?"
That is a great question, and the answer is "SVN Update"
- Go to the folder where you checked out a repository.
- Right-click on the folder.
- Click on "SVN Update".
- Watch files get updated.
The TortoiseSVN User Manual
For anything else not covered in this help guide, there is always the TortoiseSVN User Manual
Happy SVN'ing!
