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#: Add only those files that should be tracked for modification; "Those need to be version-controlled". Binary and Executable files are usually not added to the repository; Only add them if you know what you are doing.
# Right click on trunk and select '''SVN Commit''' to commit your work to repository server.
=== Start the project by continuing an existing work ===
For this you should have a '''non-versioned''' copy of the basic framework for the project to initiate it. Then you should copy the framework into the trunk, '''add''' and '''commit'''it. This is how it is done:
# Create a directory with your seneca-id in branches and '''add''' it to the repository and then '''commit''' branches to update the repository server.
# Right click on the trunk and select '''...SVN/"Branch/Tag"''' to create a branch for your next task
#: * By doing this you will create your first workspace to start implementation in the project.choose a a relevant name for this direcotry, for example if your project is writing a text editor an your next task is implement "Copy And Past" feature, then the proper name would something like: "CopyPaste" #:* In "To URL" type or select your home dir in the branches dir, then add "/CopyPaste" to it: (//RepoUrlAndPath/branches/yourSenecaid/CopyPaste" #:* Select HEAD revision or a specific revision if necessary (mostly head revision applies in our case)#:* Add a proper message for others to know what you have done#:* Click on OK#: This copies the trunk into a branch so you can start your implementation, but note that this action is done on '''server''' and your local copy of repository still remains the same.# Right click on '''branches''' and click '''SVN update''', this will
