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→Here is an (edited) transcription of our meeting with Fardad
You must cd to the directory you created first. It will ask for the user id and password then you start working with the copy you just checked out. Add files, modify already existing files and soon, when you are done with your changes, you right-click on the dir and '''click on "svn commit"''' or '''type svn commit'''. This will apply the changed you make to the repository.
''Now what if someone already made changes to repository?
Easy: You just right-click on svn update or type svn update and this will apply the changes to YOUR working local copy is you want to see what is on the repository it is "svn list".''
*ljubo: Why did '''"export"''' mess things up so bad?
checkout working copies on your computer from that repository. The commands you use are mostly:
Check out (only once) and then update, commit, list when you commit your code to the repository.
You can always checkout your code to another computer and work on it and then commit, then when you go back to your computer at home, you simply do an update and all the changes you made at school, will be applied your code at home.
==Lets go through the steps==
