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--- labs:subversion [2014/06/26 17:05] – [Using ssh with svn] admin
+++ labs:subversion [2022/01/24 20:11] (current) – [Subversion] admin
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 ====== Subversion ======
+:!: We are no longer actively supporting Subversion.
   * [[http://www.abbeyworkshop.com/howto/misc/svn01/|Subversion Cheat Sheet]]
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+===== Subclipse with Eclipse =====
+Subclipse is a plugin for Eclipse that allows users to easily use Subversion with their code.
+==== Installation ====
+    * Help --> Eclipse Marketplace
+    * Search for "Subclipse"
+      * The first one that pops up should be something like Subclipse 1.10.##
+    * Select it and click "Install"
+    * Select All (Subclipse, SVNKit, ...)
+    * Go through the installation process, restart the workspace
+=== After Installing ===
+    * Under preferences
+      * Under Team > SVN
+        * SVN Interface: Client:
+          * select SVNKit (Pure Java)
+      * Under Team > Ignored Resources
+        * Add patterns for .classpath, .project, .settings
+        * These are files that are user-specific and should not be part of the shared repository.
+==== Set Up Repository ====
+  * Repository (works from home computer too): <code>svn+ssh://username@atmos.cs.wlu.edu/svn/csrepos/repository_name</code>
+==== Team Menu ====
+The Team menu is where you'll find the commands you need to work with the subversion repository.
 ==== Subclipse with Eclipse on Windows ====
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   * Team --> SVN
     * Interface: switch client to **Pure Java**
+===== SVN GUI Clients =====
+Of course, you may not want to use the command-line.
+  * [[http://www.wandisco.com/smartsvn/home|SmartSVN]] -- free community version
+  * PyCharm and other IDEs have plugins or built-in clients available