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SVN – Tool for Version Control

SVN – Tool for Version Control. Talal Ahmed (05030094) Ali Ahsan (05030102) Adil Zia Khan (06030004) Farid Ullah (06030021). Road Map. Introduction Related Process Areas & Goals The Problem SVN Architecture The Solution Getting Started with SVN SVN Features

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SVN – Tool for Version Control

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  1. SVN – Tool for Version Control Talal Ahmed (05030094) Ali Ahsan (05030102) Adil Zia Khan (06030004) Farid Ullah (06030021)

  2. Road Map • Introduction • Related Process Areas & Goals • The Problem • SVN Architecture • The Solution • Getting Started with SVN • SVN Features • Comparison of Versioning Tools • Who is Using • SVN Clients Applications • Concluding Presentation • Demo • Questions and Answers

  3. Introduction • What is Version Control? • Why it is used? • Code Merging • Versioning • Release Planning • Team Environments

  4. Related Process Areas • Configuration Management (CM) • Establish Baselines • SG 2 Track & Control Changes • Establish Integrity • Product Integration (PI) • SP 1.2 Establish Product Integration Environment • SP 3.1 Confirm Readiness of Product Components for Integration • SP 3.2 Assemble Product Components • Technical Solution (TS) • SP 3.1 Implement the Design

  5. The Problem

  6. SVN Architecture

  7. The Solution: Merge

  8. The Solution: Merge (cont…)

  9. Getting Started with SVN • Create a Repository • Import files into repository • Checkout files as a working copy • Change, Commit, Update • Resolve Conflicts (If needed)

  10. SVN Features • Directory Versioning • True Version History • Atomic Commits • Versioned Metadata (properties) • Choice of Access Protocols • Efficient Branching & Tagging

  11. Comparison

  12. Popular SVN Clients • Command Line Interface • TortoiseSVN Client • Eclipse Plugins • Subversive • Subclipse

  13. Who is Using

  14. Concluding Presentation • Needed a Revision Control System • Needed a Distributed Sharing Space • Advantages Over Competing Products • Freely Available • Open Source • Industry is Using

  15. DEMO

  16. References • http://svnbook.red-bean.com • http://rwatsh.blogspot.com/2006/12/using-subversion-for-your-open-source.html • http://www.google.com • http://www.intel.com • http://www.hp.com

  17. Thank You

  18. Q & A

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