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Mellinger: /* Caveats */

2011-10-04T12:18:22Z

Caveats

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	# '''There is no indication''' that someone '''changed a file on the server''' since the last time you downloaded it! Changes on the server will be unknown to your local SVN files unless you perform an "SVN update".		# '''There is no indication''' that someone '''changed a file on the server''' since the last time you downloaded it! Changes on the server will be unknown to your local SVN files unless you perform an "SVN update".
	# An update will '''not undo your local changes''' but quietly merge them into the server version. To make sure that your local version is identical to the server version, do an "SVN Update" followed with a "Revert".		# An update will '''not undo your local changes''' but quietly merge them into the server version. To make sure that your local version is identical to the server version, do an "SVN Update" followed with a "Revert".
			# The latest SVN revision of BCI2000 may be broken on some compilers, or may contain untested code. To obtain a stable version of the BCI2000 source code, you should check out the revision listed with the most recent binary distribution [[BCI2000_Binaries#Version_History\|on this page]].

	=== Committing (i.e., writing back) changes you made ===		=== Committing (i.e., writing back) changes you made ===

Mellinger: /* Caveats */

2008-08-16T15:33:51Z

Caveats

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	===Caveats===		===Caveats===
	# '''There is no indication''' that someone '''changed a file on the server''' since you downloaded it! Changes on the server will be unknown to your local SVN files unless you perform an "SVN update".		# '''There is no indication''' that someone '''changed a file on the server''' since the last time you downloaded it! Changes on the server will be unknown to your local SVN files unless you perform an "SVN update".
	# An update will '''not undo your local changes''' but quietly merge them into the server version. To make sure that your local version is identical to the server version, do an "SVN Update" followed with a "Revert".		# An update will '''not undo your local changes''' but quietly merge them into the server version. To make sure that your local version is identical to the server version, do an "SVN Update" followed with a "Revert".

Mellinger: /* Updating to the latest version of the BCI2000 project */

2008-01-24T16:01:44Z

Updating to the latest version of the BCI2000 project

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	you might consider doing a "commit" prior to an "update".		you might consider doing a "commit" prior to an "update".

	~~Note:~~ '''There is no indication''' that someone changed a file on the		===Caveats===
	server since you downloaded it!		# '''There is no indication''' that someone '''changed a file on the server''' since you downloaded it! Changes on the server will be unknown to your local SVN files unless you perform an "SVN update".
	Changes on the server will be unknown to		# An update will '''not undo your local changes''' but quietly merge them into the server version. To make sure that your local version is identical to the server version, do an "SVN Update" followed with a "Revert".
	your local SVN files unless you perform an "SVN update".

	=== Committing (i.e., writing back) changes you made ===		=== Committing (i.e., writing back) changes you made ===

Mellinger: /* See also */

2007-11-07T10:25:09Z

Mellinger: /* See also */

2007-11-07T10:04:36Z

Mellinger: /* Updating to the latest version of the BCI2000 project */

2007-11-07T10:04:13Z

Updating to the latest version of the BCI2000 project

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	=== Updating to the latest version of the BCI2000 project ===		=== Updating to the latest version of the BCI2000 project ===
	Once you set up client access as described on the [[SVN Client Setup]] page,		Once you set up client access as described on the [[Programming Howto:SVN Client Setup]] page,
	there will be		there will be
	a folder on your harddisk, probably named "BCI2000", and initially displayed with a		a folder on your harddisk, probably named "BCI2000", and initially displayed with a
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	Changes on the server will be unknown to		Changes on the server will be unknown to
	your local SVN files unless you perform an "SVN update".		your local SVN files unless you perform an "SVN update".


	=== Committing (i.e., writing back) changes you made ===		=== Committing (i.e., writing back) changes you made ===

Admin: Using TortoiseSVN moved to Programming Howto:Using TortoiseSVN

2007-10-31T10:50:29Z

Using TortoiseSVN moved to Programming Howto:Using TortoiseSVN

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Gschalk: /* Adding new files */

2007-10-05T08:57:45Z

Adding new files

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	=== Adding new files ===		=== Adding new files ===
	If there are new files inside your BCI2000 folder which ~~TortoiseCVS~~ does not		If there are new files inside your BCI2000 folder which TortoiseSVN does not
	know about, they will be displayed without an overlay icon. Those		know about, they will be displayed without an overlay icon. Those
	files or folders may be added to the BCI2000 source tree on the server by		files or folders may be added to the BCI2000 source tree on the server by

Mellinger at 16:12, 4 October 2007

2007-10-04T16:12:19Z

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	*[[SVN Client Setup]]		*[[SVN Client Setup]]

	[[Category:Howto]] [[Category:Development]] [[Category:~~Preliminaries~~]]		[[Category:Howto]] [[Category:Development]] [[Category:Prerequisites]]

Mellinger at 15:02, 10 July 2007

2007-07-10T15:02:03Z

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	VisualSourceSafe, there are two major differences that affect you as a user:		VisualSourceSafe, there are two major differences that affect you as a user:
	* With TortoiseSVN, you directly operate on files that are '''located on your own hard disk''', and you do so from a true Windows Explorer window, right clicking onto a file or folder and choosing the appropriate SVN operation from the context menu. With MS VisualSourceSafe, you use a Windows Explorer-like program window to operate on files located inside a database on a server.		* With TortoiseSVN, you directly operate on files that are '''located on your own hard disk''', and you do so from a true Windows Explorer window, right clicking onto a file or folder and choosing the appropriate SVN operation from the context menu. With MS VisualSourceSafe, you use a Windows Explorer-like program window to operate on files located inside a database on a server.
	* With MS VisualSourceSafe, files that were checked-out for editing were '''blocked for changes''' as far as other users were concerned. With SVN, there is no exclusive checking out of files. Instead, changes made by different users will be merged into to a combined version ~~– otherwise~~, contradicting changes must be resolved manually (which is a quite rare condition in practice).		* With MS VisualSourceSafe, files that were checked-out for editing were '''blocked for changes''' as far as other users were concerned. With SVN, there is no exclusive checking out of files. Instead, changes made by different users will be merged into to a combined version if the users' changes are independent of each other. If not, contradicting changes must be resolved manually (which is a quite rare condition in practice).

	=== SVN vs. CVS ===		=== SVN vs. CVS ===

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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Programming Howto:SVN Client Setup]]		[[Programming Howto:SVN Client Setup]]

	[[Category:Howto]] [[Category:Development]] [[Category:Prerequisites]]		[[Category:Howto]] [[Category:Development]] [[Category:Prerequisites]]