Re: Simple new guy question about repository.

On 7 April 2011 14:25, Bobby Nash <funender_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello, I am still learning and have a simple question.  I have been coding solo for many years but in this economy I will need to work with a group of coders at a company.  They require that I know SVN so I am crunching to learn it.  I believe I have the basics down, but I am curious about the repository stored on their server.  So are the files in the repository kinda like a backup and the SVN admin will transfer the files over to the real site to go live?  Or are we actually editing the files (in the repository) that are being used by the public website?

You *really* need to read the subversion user guide to find out what a
repository is and what a working copy is and how they are related.

http://svnbook.red-bean.com/

As for how the files get from the repository to the website, you will
have to ask the repository administrator.

Simon

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