1. Version Control Menggunakan TortoiseSVN
Subversion Tutorial
Version Control Menggunakan
TortoiseSVN

2. The Repository
Subversion is a centralized system for sharing information.
A repository is a central store of data in the form of a file system tree — a typical hierarchy of files and directories.

3. Problem of File-Sharing

4. Lock-Modify-Unlock Solution

5. Copy-Modify-Merge Solution

6. Subversion  Manages files and directories over time.
Subversion is the free/open-source version control system
 Manages files and directories over time.
 Remember every change even made to files and directories.
 Allows to recover older version of the code or examine the history of how your data changed.
 Collaborative editing and sharing of data (source code).

7. your project working copy
Subversion
project repository
your project working copy
Proj
SPM
Command line
Tortoise
SVN
Client interface
Subversion library
Internet/Intranet
(any TCP/IP Network)
TODO
Subversion server
Subversion Repository

8. Repository Access Mode
The SVN server of Lab. is constructed in Apache server

9. SVN CLIENT

10. SVN Client : TortoiseSVN
TortoiseSVN is a free open-source client for the Subversion version control system.
Extension for the Windows Explorer.
Icons overlay shows all versioned / modified files.
All Subversion commands available from the explorer context menu.  available via a simple right click.
TortoiseSVN requires the administrative rights on your computer to be installed.

11. Explorer showing icon overlays

12. Create a new SVN folder using repo-browser(1/2)
Choose a folder.
Right click on the folder. (see as fig. below) Then enter the svn URL and authentication information.

13. Create a new SVN folder using repo-browser (2/2)
Right click on a folder in repo-browser window.
Enter folder’s name and log message if necessary.

14. Create a local checkout folder.(1/2)
Create a new folder.
Right click on the folder. Choose “SVN Checkout”
URL of the repository:

15. Create a local checkout folder.(2/2)

16. TortoiseSVN: Commit(1/2)
At local checkout folder…
Auto-completion
Files Checkbox

17. TortoiseSVN: Commit(2/2)

18. TortoiseSVN: Update Case 1: your SVN files needed to be updated.
Case 2: your SVN files are up-to-date.

19. TortoiseSVN: Conflicted(1/3)
Repository: Revision 11
Local: Modify Revision 9

20. TortoiseSVN: Conflicted(2/3)
At this moment, whatever you do…
Update.
Commit.

21. TortoiseSVN: Conflicted(3/3)

22. Netbeans SVN URL of server that hosts svn Your username and
Password on that
server

23. Netbeans SVN Directory on server Side to check out (blank for whole
Repository)
Directory to place
The files on your
host