The latter. You will need to create a repository and then checjin
(commit) the scripts. To work with the scripts, you can either check
them out or "export" them. Checkout creates a "working copy", which
contains the scripts and additional information necessary to manage
them, while export simply extracts them from the repository.
Tim wrote:
> Hi,
> I would like to know how suitable Subversion or CVS is for having
> version control over production shell scripts on a Unix box. Do the
> directories in which the scripts now reside, become the 'repositories'
> or are the working scripts checked out from some , possibly
> off-platform repository?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Tim Hunt
>
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