Subversion – User Training
Overview
Course Objectives:
This course will give you a detailed overview how to work with Subversion and how to use the different Subversion features. It covers typical day-to-day scenarios when working in a team. You will learn how to edit and merge files in parallel and how to lock/unlock files to serialize your work. Imagine working with non ASCII files like MS-Word or any other kind of binary files that just can't be merged.
The course will teach you best practices when working with branches. It describes how and when to use branches. You will learn how to prepare a release branch, the benefit of bug-fixing branches and how to merge a branch into another line of development.
After the course you know how to mark different stages in your project and how to identify project configurations in an easy way by using tags.
You will be familiar with the different subversion commands as the course is designed as a hands-on training. Your knowledge will be deepened by many different exercises to be realized on your own machines.
Course Agenda:
- Architecture of Subversion (architecture, accessing the repository, repository layout)
- The Working Cycle (typical tasks when working with subversion)
- Team Work (development lines, locking)
- Tagging
- Branching
- Merging
- Team work II (developer branches, feature branches)
- Properties (meta data in Subversion)
- Do's and Don'ts (best practices)
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