New Subversion Test

[A. Mattox Beckman, Jr.]

Hello CS 440,

I tried creating subversion accounts on prancingTarantula.net for you.

The URL is

where NETID is your email id. Your password is your CWID.

To check out your repository:
svn co http://prancingTarantula.net/svn/cs440-fa06/students/NETID cs440-fa06

This will create a directory "cs440-fa06".

You may need to add the options --username NETID --password CWID
during checkout or checkin to set the password appropriately.

So, try checking out that directory, adding your mp3 file to it, and
checking it in.
If you have any doubt as to whether or not it worked, try checking out
your repository in a different place and see what happens. E.g, go
to your home directory and type

svn co http://prancingTarantula.net/svn/cs440-fa06/students/NETID cs440-test
and see if your file is in the directory cs440-test. Please don't try
to do this from within your cs440-fa06 directory. It will make a
confusing mess.

Other commands...

To add a file:
svn add filename

To commit your changes (do this often!)
svn commit -m "log entry..."

To update your working copy (do this before every commit, and when you
start working for the day
svn update

To see the difference between your local copy and what's in the
repository:
svn diff filename

To remove a file.
svn rm filename

To undo your changes to a file:
svn revert filename

Let me know if you have trouble.

- Mattox

--
A. Mattox Beckman, Jr., Ph.D. <beckm...@gmail.com>
Computer Science, Illinois Institute of Technology
- Where there is life, there is hope. - J. R. R. Tolkien (and others....)

[Kevin Lyles]

Works for me.

[ste...@gmail.com]

I ran svn co http://prancingTarantula.net/svn/cs440-fa06/students/NETID
cs440-fa06 and see that the cs440-fa06 directory is there, but when I
run

svn add stewsha-mp3.ml it says that
svn: '.' is not a working copy.

When I enter the cs440-fa06 directory and run

svn add stewsha-mp3.ml it says
svn: 'stewsha-mp3.ml' not found

I have no idea how any of this svn stuff works. Can someone give me
some "SVN for dummies" help?

[Kory Woods]

you have to copy stewsha-mp3.ml to your directory first, so something like

cp /path/to/stewsha-mp3.ml ~/cs440-fa06
svn add stewsha-mp3.ml in the cs440-fa06 directory

hope this helps.

--Kory Woods

[A. Mattox Beckman, Jr.]

Sanity check, you *did* replace NETID with your email id, right? :-)

The docs for subversion are at

http://svnbook.red-bean.com/

The first three chapters are a quick read, and will get you up to speed.

- Mattox

On 11/8/06, ste...@iit.edu <ste...@gmail.com> wrote:
>

[cheesecake]

I ran svn co
http://prancingTarantula.net/svn/cs440-fa06/students/kwonjun2
cs440-fa06 and see the cs440-fa06 directory is there.
I did 'svn add kwonjun2-mp3.ml' in the cs440-fa06 directory and see

'A kwonjun2-mp3.ml'

But, when I run 'svn co
http://prancingTarantula.net/svn/cs440-fa06/students/kwonjun2
cs440-test' in home dir, all I see is mp2 directory
So I did svn add kwonjun2-mp3.ml in cs440-fa06 dir again just in case,
It says
'svn: warning: 'kwonjun2-mp3.ml' is already under version control'
and svn list says there's only mp2 dir.
Anyone has any idea about this?
oh, and I accidentally did 'svn co
http://prancingTarantula.net/svn/cs440-fa06/students/kwonjun2
cs440-test' in cs440-fa06 dir after give a couple of shots to try work
out :(

[cheesecake]

my problem solved~~
I didn't do svn sommit~ that's it

[cheesecake]

my problem solved~~
I didn't do svn sommit~ that's it

sorry to bother you guys

Jung