Version Control with Subversion
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# Version Control with Subversion

## For Subversion 1.5

## (Compiled from r3305)

### Ben Collins-Sussman

### Brian W. Fitzpatrick

### C. Michael Pilato

Copyright © 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Ben Collins-Sussman, Brian W. Fitzpatrick, C. Michael Pilato

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List of Figures

1. Subversion's architecture
1.1. A typical client/server system
1.2. The problem to avoid
1.3. The lock-modify-unlock solution
1.4. The copy-modify-merge solution
1.5. The copy-modify-merge solution (continued)
1.6. The repository's filesystem
1.7. The repository
4.1. Branches of development
4.2. Starting repository layout
4.3. Repository with new copy
4.4. The branching of one file's history
8.1. Files and directories in two dimensions
8.2. Versioning time—the third dimension!

List of Tables

1.1. Repository access URLs
4.1. Branching and merging commands
5.1. Repository data store comparison
6.1. Comparison of subversion server options
C.1. Common WebDAV clients

List of Examples

5.1. txn-info.sh (reporting outstanding transactions)
5.2. Mirror repository's pre-revprop-change hook script
5.3. Mirror repository's start-commit hook script
6.1. A sample configuration for anonymous access
6.2. A sample configuration for authenticated access
6.3. A sample configuration for mixed authenticated/anonymous access
6.4. Disabling path checks altogether
7.1. Sample registration entries (.reg) file
7.2. diffwrap.py
7.3. diffwrap.bat
7.4. diff3wrap.py
7.5. diff3wrap.bat
8.1. Using the Repository Layer
8.2. Using the Repository layer with Python
8.3. A Python status crawler

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