svn checkout http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/trunk subversion

svn co http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/trunk subversion         
    This command will check out a working copy of the
    subversion source code into a new subdirectory called subversion. 

something different.
svn checkout –username myuser –password ……  

svn update   Equivalent to bzr pull.
svn update -r 123   

svn stat (svn st)  Equivalent to bzr status. 
svn revert      This will revert the changes
svn diff filename.cpp   This will show the diff
svn revert -R *         This will revert all changes 

svn -v list     This will list the files in source control 
svn -v list http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/trunk       
             This will list all files in source control.
             Can do before checkout.
svn -v list http://url/repos/tags/
             This will list available tags.

svn info        Gives you info about the current working copy,

svn commit -m “Adding new function” filename.cpp        
             Commit the changes in filename.cpp
svn commit -m “Adding lots of new functions”    commit all changes
svn log
svn log filename.cpp
svn log –limit 5 http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/trunk  
            Use this function to take a look at the log messages.

svn add newfile.cpp     Add a file or directory to version control. 

svn move filename.cpp newfilename.cpp   Allows you to rename.

svn delete filename.cpp         Deletes the filename

svn blame filename.cpp   List every line with author name. 

Code into Subversion       
svn import -m “Importing the files” MySource
  http://svn.theserver.net/svnroot/mysource    :
        Imports the directory MySource and all files contained
        within into the subversion server. 

Administrators   
svnadmin create /svnroot/RepositoryName    Creates a new repository

svnadmin hotcopy /svnroot/reponame /backups/reponame    
       Makes a “Hot Copy” of the repository
       seems to work pretty well for full backups.


svn copy -m “Making a new branch for that new feature”
http://svn.server.com/svnroot/trunk
http://svn.server.com/branches/johnnysbranch    
       Make a branch copy of the trunk into a seperate branch.


svn copy -m “Tagging version 1.0″ http://svn.server.com/svnroot/trunk
\
http://svn.server.com/svnroot/versions/version_1.0      
     Tag a version of the application. This uses the same
     copy command that the branching does, and it’s really the same
underlying operation. Copying in subversion does not actually make a
new copy of the file, it just tags the current version. Once changes
are made, then the changes would be stored to the file seperately.


Tutorial:

cd /home/thava/tmp
svnadmin create svn

svn mkdir file:/home/thava/tmp/svn/myproj

svn help:

============================================================================ 
Tip:
   subversion branches are like ordinary directories.
   Branches use  "/branches" dir by convention by this can be anything else.
============================================================================ 
Tip:
   Changeset for subversion is the global revision number N. This is Nth commit.
   If you commit revision 100 to /branches/branch1 and 101 to /branches/oldbr
   The changes may be completely unrelated but still will be sequential.
   Note that single branch will have discrete revision numbers checked in.
============================================================================ 
Tip:
   To copy the latest changes from trunk to your current branch, do:
   svn merge http://svn.example.com/repos/calc/trunk
   --- Merging r345 through r356 into '.':
   U button.c
   U integer.c
============================================================================ 
Tip:
   To remove a  branch do:   svn delete  http://..../branches/my-old-branch  
   To remove a  tag do:      svn delete  http://..../tags/mytag
============================================================================ 
Tip:
   use --dry-run  option:
   svn merge http://svn.example.com/repos/calc/trunk --dry-run
============================================================================ 
Tip:  Undo changes:
   svn merge -revision  101:100  url;
   svn merge -c -101  url;
   svn commit;
   Note:  There is no "uncommit" command for svn.
============================================================================ 
Tip:  Retrieve specific file of specific revision:
   svn copy http://.../trunk/real.c@807 ./real.c
   svn cat http://.../trunk/real.c@807 >  ./real.c
============================================================================ 
Tip:  Display the pending merge info of working copy:
$ svn propget svn:mergeinfo .
/trunk:341-349,355
============================================================================ 
Tip: Block changeset:
   Just make subversion believe that the change is already merged:
   svn propget svn:mergeinfo .
   svn merge -c 1001 --record-only url
   svn status
============================================================================ 
Tip: Create a simple tag:
svn copy http://svn.example.com/repos/calc/trunk \
http://svn.example.com/repos/calc/tags/release-1.0 \
-m "Tagging the 1.0 release of the 'calc' project."
Committed revision 902.

Note: if calc/tags dir does not exist, create it using svn mkdir;
============================================================================ 
Tip: You can resurrect deleted dir/tags !

   $ svn delete http://url/branches/my-calc-branch \
          -m "Removing obsolete branch of calc project."
Committed revision 375.

$ svn copy http://svn.example.com/repos/calc/branches/my-calc-branch@374 \
http://svn.example.com/repos/calc/branches/my-calc-branch \
-m "Restore my-calc-branch."
Committed revision 376

============================================================================ 
Tip:  To access svn repository locally,  use file:/// prefix!
   svn -v list  file:///home/thava/tmp/svn
============================================================================ 

Tip: Run svn server on default port 3690/tcp :
      svnserve -d [-r /var/svn]
    runs this as daemon with root repository /var/svn;
    If -r /var/svn is omitted, / and *all* subdirs in system will be exported!
    Note: /var/svn may be a plain dir with subdirs which are repositories:
       svn co  svn:://localhost ; may fail if /var/svn is not a repo;
       svn co  svn:://localhost/svn1; may succeed if /var/svn/svn1 is a repo;
============================================================================ 

Tip: List all properties on an object using "svn proplist"
     You can attach user-defined arbitrary properties with files!!!

    e.g.  svn proplist

============================================================================ 
Tip: Resolve conflicts:
     svn status 
     svn update
          Conflict discovered
     $ls -1
     one.txt
     one.txt.mine
     one.txt.r1  // oldversion
     one.txt.r2  // new version

    To accept repo version:
    $ svn resolve --accept theirs-full one.txt

============================================================================ 

Tip:  Use svn:externals property to include external repository directories.
       svn propget  svn:externals  proj_root_dir1 dir2 dir3 ...
          subdir/dir1       http://..../dir1
          subdir/dir2       http://..../dir2
       svn propset  svn:externals ....   targetdir
       svn propedit svn:externals ....   targetdir
============================================================================