Use of SVN

One 、 Basic operation concept

1. checkout---> take SVN Copy the code of the warehouse to the local , For example, you are now involved in a team project , The project code must have been written a lot before you , You can go through checkout Project code , Get the whole project .
2. update---> In the process of writing code , Colleagues are likely to have submitted code to SVN The server , Obviously, there is no new code submitted by your colleagues in your local project , You can go through update SVN get SVN The latest code .
3. commit---> When you finish a part of the development , You can go through commit Submit code to SVN The server , So that others can get the code you write , Remember First update Again commit.

Two 、 The meaning of the icon

1. A newly detected copy of the job uses a green checkmark to overload , Express Subversion Normal state ：

   

2. After you start editing a file , The state becomes modified , The icon overload has become a red exclamation point . In this way , You can easily see that the files have been modified since the copy of your last update , And you need to submit .

   

3. If there is a conflict during the submission process , The icon will turn into a yellow exclamation point .

   

4. The plus sign tells you that a file or directory has been scheduled to be added to version control .