On 12/21/05, Robin <diilbert.atlantis@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am a SVN virgin so I have a stupid question...
>
> And I could of searched the archives... but what keywords would I use?
>
> Alright here it is:
> I am using SVN on the same PC that I do most of my dev on... When I
> did the setup I imported my project into SVN right from the directory
> I do all my work in...
>
> Now does SVN get updated when I make changes or do I have to commit
> changes even though the directory I imported from is the one I am
> doing the work in ?
Changes need to be committed back to the repository. More
importantly, because you're only doing an import, you must first check
out the project to a working copy before you can make any changes that
are able to be committed. Importing will not make the directory you
just imported into a working copy.
So, workflow would be:
* Import from your working directory into the repository
* Rename (or delete - rename is safer for now) your current working directory
* Check out your project from the repository into a working copy
that's named the same as your original working directory (this name is
more for your convenience and to reduce confusion).
* Make changes
* Commit changes as needed
* Goto "Make changes"
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Received on Sun Dec 25 03:35:00 2005