Table of Contents
Repository Concepts¶
Pardus has generally two different types of repository: source code repository and software repository.
- Subversion Usage
- What is a subversion repository?
- How do I check if I have subversion on my system?
- How do I get a copy of a directory in the repository?
- How do I know if my local copy is up-to-date or not?
- How can I see what directories exist in a repository?
- What does the capital letters beside the file names mean?
- I modified some files, what shall I do now?
- I added a new file but there’s a question mark beside it!
- How do I revert my local modifications?
- I want to send the files I modified
- Other commands
- Rules for a correct version control system usage
- Always work with an up-to-date local copy
- Think before you commit
- Write descriptive commit log messages
- Abide by the work plans
- Changes affecting other components
- Take responsibility for the changes you made
- Respect the generally accepted principles
- Enter the bug number when solving a bug from the bug tracking system
- Update the files for which you are responsible
- Do not add the automatically created files to the repository
- Perform atomic updates
- Resources