Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of TortoiseHelp


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Timestamp:
12/22/06 16:00:16 (18 years ago)
Author:
emontgomery
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  • TortoiseHelp

    v8 v9  
    66        * Look for !TortoiseSvn and SVN Checkout 
    77        * There will be no new desktop icon- all SVN functions are invoked from the right mouse menu.
    8     * Use the !TortoiseSvn options to interact with the code being developed
    98    * A directory containing code monitored by subversion will have a .svn directory in it
    109    * The right-click menu items displayed depend on whether the right-click applies to something under subversion control.
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    1918
    2019    * Make a new directory
    21     * Select it, right click, choose Svn checkout
    22     * In the window enter the repository name (!http://svn1/hosted-projects.com/cmgsoft/roms_sed), verify it’s going to be put where you want, and click OK. (you can also choose to checkout other versions in this window, but use the “head” version for starters)
     20    * Right-click the new directory name, and choose Svn checkout
     21    * In the window enter the repository name (!http://svn1/hosted-projects.com/cmgsoft/roms_sed), verify it’s going to be put where you want, and click OK. (you can also choose to checkout other versions in this window, but use the “head” version for starters)
     22    * After you click OK, the files transferred to the local machine from the repository are displayed.  On large repositories, the checkout may take a long time.
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    2424Handy functions
    2525
    2626    * Right click on the trunk directory and select !TortoiseSvn, show log to open a window displaying revision history.
    27     * Right click on the trunk directory and select !TortoiseSvn, cleanup to reset odds and ends. It’s pretty easy to get into a state where svn tells you to do this.
     27    * Use the !TortoiseSvn options to interact with the code being developed- instead of doing windows copy and paste to put new files under revision control, right-click !TortoiseSvn, and select "copy"
    2828    * The info in !TortoiseSvn help is for the command line, but it can be adapted for use with the GUI
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