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To get the latest version of a project under source control of SVN, which is the correct one in the shot given?
Hi there;
To get the latest version of a project under source control of SVN, which is the correct one in the shot given?
SVN Checkout or Export.
Which one?
Kind regards.
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To get the latest version of a project under source control of SVN, which is the correct one in the shot given?
SVN Checkout or Export.
Which one?
Kind regards.
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So; to rephrease (correct me if I am wrong):
1) checkout = get the latest copy?
2) update = update an existing copy to its latest version?
3) import = ?
4) export = get the latest copy without the meta folders of SVN?
5) To have the copy for the first time; in local machine, create folder and checkout?
6) To have the latest copy right ; in local machine, click on the existing copy and update?
Right?
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1) checkout = get the latest copy?
2) update = update an existing copy to its latest version?
3) import = ?
4) export = get the latest copy without the meta folders of SVN?
5) To have the copy for the first time; in local machine, create folder and checkout?
6) To have the latest copy right ; in local machine, click on the existing copy and update?
Right?
Kind regards.
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Ok, so exporting means that exporting from svn server to local machine?
What about importing?
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What about importing?
Regards.
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"... from the local SVN mirror on your machine"
or from remote SVN server?
Right?
(This is the final question, thanks for your patience :)
Kind regards.
or from remote SVN server?
Right?
(This is the final question, thanks for your patience :)
Kind regards.
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And does local repo mean, the files in a local machine as the files i need in a remote server?
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