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Programming in General
Question	Last Modified: Aug 24, 2006
Subversion (SVN) Quickreference
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For additional information, see the subversion website and the subversion book. You can checkout a repository over the local filesystem or via SSH. `svn co file:///var/svn/repos/kattare/trunk kattare svn co svn+ssh://me@hostname/var/svn/repos/kattare/trunk kattare` Within a repository, you can: Update the repository to the latest version `svn update` See a summary of any local changes `svn status` Put files (or directories) under revision control `svn add` Commit any changes you have made `svn commit` If, for some reason, you want to throw away changes you have made: `svn revert` For additional command-line help `svn help svn help checkin svn help status svn help ...`

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