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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Danny De Koster <dd...@fidelity-soft.be> on 2007/08/01 06:37:34 UTC

workcopy to repository

Hi all,

 

I'm new with Subversion and I can't find out how to put my modifications of my workcopy to the repository.

Where can I find how to do this?

 

 

Met vriendelijke groeten / Sincères salutations / Kind regards,

 

Danny De Koster <ma...@fidelity-soft.be> 

 

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Re: workcopy to repository

Posted by Freek Dijkstra <pu...@macfreek.nl>.
Danny De Koster wrote:

> I’m new with Subversion and I can’t find out how to put my modifications
> of my workcopy to the repository.

svn commit
uploads your local modifications. Note that if you added or deleted
files, you may need to type "svn add mydeletedfile.txt" or "svn add
mynewfile.txt" for remove or add files to the repository.

"svn status" will give you an idea what will be committed.

> Where can I find how to do this?

Usually, the "SVN book": http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ is said to be
"THE" guideline.
In addition, "svn help" lists all commands, and I personally found that
just as helpfull. For example "svn help commit" told me the wonders of
"svn commit" and how to use it.

Regards,
Freek

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