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Revision as of 09:05, 14 January 2011
OOP344 | Weekly Schedule | Student List | Teams | Project | Student Resources
Contents
SVN
Standard directories
branches
- in here each team member will create a home directory using her/his seneca id
- each of the following home directories will contain several directories, some of which are work space for different tasks.
email id1
- devbackspace
- leftArrowbug
- workspace 3
- etc....
email id2
email id 3
tags
- holds several directories and each is a copy of a completed task of trunk
- tags are never to be changed or edited, they are simply copies of success points during the development of the project
trunk
- holds the currect status of the application
- is always in a successful compiled state
How to work with trunk
- in your team page there must be a trunk status section
- in trunk status section you must have two things:
- 1 - Status of trunk (commited, commiting)
- 2- the id of the person who has commited or is commting the turnk
- before committing any changes to trunk, make sure your version is compiled and working.
- make sure the status is NOT committing; if it is wait for it to change to committed
- if status is committed, change it to committing with you id
- start merging your changes
- resolve conflicts if happens
- compile again to make sure it successful
- do the final commit
- change the status back to committed with your id
- in trunk status section you must have two things:
important commands
checkout
- is the first thing you do to get a copy of the whole, or part of a repository