45 | | (See the footnote for correctly installing svn with ssl support on unix style machines below.) |
46 | | |
47 | | == Work Cycle == |
48 | | You can Import this branch to another computer...that is the best way to synchronize, say, a desktop at work with a travelling laptop.[[BR]] |
49 | | After that, the cycle is:[[BR]] |
50 | | At the top local directory, right-click, and under TortoiseSVN {{{Check for modifications}}}. Click Check Repository.[[BR]] |
51 | | Make changes.[[BR]] |
52 | | {{{Check for modifications}}} or {{{SVN Update}}} (again..can't hurt).[[BR]] |
53 | | Finally, {{{SVN Commit...}}}[[BR]] |
56 | | On Unix style machines, you will need to have subversion installed. You will typically want to build this from source, as you will want to compile with secure socket layers enabled (the binary versions of svn do not have this feature). Find the source at {{{http://subversion.tigris.org/}}}. Configure and make with |
57 | | {{{./configure --with-ssl |
58 | | make |
59 | | sudo make install}}} |
| 47 | On Unix style machines, you will need to have subversion installed. You will typically want to build this from source, as you will want to compile with secure socket layers enabled (the binary versions of svn do not have this feature). Find the source at {{{http://subversion.tigris.org/}}}. Configure and make with: |
| 48 | |
| 49 | {{{./configure --with-ssl}}}[[BR]] |
| 50 | {{{make}}}[[BR]] |
| 51 | {{{sudo make install}}}[[BR]] |