Useful SVN Commands
June 16, 2015
- svnadmin create REPOS_PATH – Create a new repositiry in the REPOS_PATH
- svnadmin create –fs-type fsfs /var/svn/repos – Create a new repositiry in the REPOS_PATH using fsfs system
- svnadmin create –fs-type bdb /var/svn/repos – Create a new repositiry in the REPOS_PATH using bdb system fsfs system – Changes noted against previous version bdb system – Changes noted against from initial version svn checkout URL – Creat a working copy of a repository
- svn add filename – To add file to working copy
- svn delete filename – To remove file from working copy
- svn copy foo bar – To make a copy of foo to bar and save it as svn change svn move foo bar
- – svn copy foo bar + svn delete foo
- svn mkdir dirname – To create a directory under working copy
- svn commit – Save the changes to svn repository with new revision
- svn commit –depth empty – Same as commit but only update the changes in the current level
- svn commit -m “message” – Same as commit but commits with message
- svn commit -f messageFile – Same as commit but commits with message in messageFile
- svn update – Update Current working copy (Current path only, if need full update go to working copy home path) with HEAD version (U-updated, G-merged, C-Conflict) During conflict we can postpone the action. It will create multiple files with revision numbers. But before next commit have to resolve, otherwise cannot commit.
- svn resolve – If we postponed any conflicts to do svn resolve –accept working filename – accept my changed file as final copy and resolve svn resolve –accept theirs-full filename – accept HEAD version changed file as final copy and resolve svn status – Show the changes in the working copy from the initial checkout (No need connection to repository, with the help of .svn directory will be found) m-modified, a-added, d-deleted, c-conflict,?-not_in_svn
- svn status -v – Show all files versions even there is no change.
- svn status -v -u – Show all files versions by comparing with the repository HEAD version (Required connectivity to repository, * means change made to that file after checkout)
- svn diff – Show the content changes in detail for each file. (- deleted, + added)
- svn log – Shows complete list of changes made to each revision for all files given file
- svn annotate filename – Full History of changes made to a file in line by line.
- svn revert filename – Revert the changes to working copy initial version.
- svn revert addedFile – Remove from Working Copy (check with svn status).
- svn revert deletedFile – Add back to Working Copy (check with svn status).
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