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Smartsvn 6.6 Manual Syntevo Gmbh SmartSVN 6.6 Manual syntevo GmbH, www.syntevo.com 2011 Contents 1 Introduction 9 2 Project Window 10 2.1 User Interface .................................. 10 2.2 Perspectives ................................... 10 2.3 Projects ..................................... 11 2.4 Directory Tree and File Table ......................... 11 2.4.1 Directory States/Directory Tree .................... 11 2.4.2 File States/File Table ......................... 11 2.4.3 State Filters ............................... 12 2.4.4 Double Click .............................. 12 2.4.5 Refresh ................................. 13 2.5 Menus ...................................... 13 2.5.1 Project .................................. 14 2.5.2 Edit ................................... 14 2.5.3 View ................................... 15 2.5.4 Modify .................................. 16 2.5.5 Change Set ............................... 17 2.5.6 Tag+Branch ............................... 17 2.5.7 Query .................................. 17 2.5.8 Properties ................................ 18 2.5.9 Locks .................................. 18 2.5.10 Repository ................................ 19 2.5.11 Tools ................................... 19 2.5.12 Window ................................. 19 2.5.13 Help ................................... 21 2.6 Changes view .................................. 22 3 Commands 29 3.1 Check Out .................................... 29 3.2 Import into Repository ............................. 31 3.3 Updating .................................... 32 3.3.1 Update .................................. 32 3.3.2 Update More .............................. 32 3.3.3 Update Exclude ............................. 33 1 Contents 3.3.4 Switch .................................. 33 3.3.5 Relocate ................................. 33 3.4 Local Modifications ............................... 33 3.4.1 Add ................................... 33 3.4.2 Remove ................................. 34 3.4.3 Ignore .................................. 34 3.4.4 Delete Physically ............................ 34 3.4.5 Create Directory ............................ 35 3.4.6 Rename ................................. 35 3.4.7 Move ................................... 35 3.4.8 Detect Moves .............................. 35 3.4.9 Copy ................................... 36 3.4.10 Copy From Repository ......................... 36 3.4.11 Copy To Repository .......................... 37 3.4.12 Copy Within Repository ........................ 37 3.4.13 Revert .................................. 37 3.4.14 Mark Resolved ............................. 38 3.4.15 Mark Replaced ............................. 39 3.4.16 Clean Up ................................ 39 3.4.17 Fix .................................... 40 3.5 Commit ..................................... 41 3.6 Merging ..................................... 44 3.6.1 Merge .................................. 45 3.6.2 Merge from 2 Sources .......................... 46 3.6.3 Reintegrate Merge ........................... 46 3.6.4 Apply Patch ............................... 47 3.7 Properties .................................... 47 3.7.1 Edit Properties ............................. 47 3.7.2 Set or Delete Property ......................... 47 3.7.3 MIME-Type ............................... 48 3.7.4 EOL-Style ................................ 48 3.7.5 Keyword Substitution ......................... 49 3.7.6 Executable-Property .......................... 49 3.7.7 Externals ................................ 49 3.7.8 Ignore Patterns ............................. 50 3.7.9 Bugtraq-Properties ........................... 50 3.7.10 Merge Info ................................ 51 3.8 Tags and Branches ............................... 51 3.8.1 Tag-Branch-Layout ........................... 51 3.8.2 Add Tag ................................. 52 3.8.3 Tag Multiple Project Roots ...................... 53 3.8.4 Add Branch ............................... 53 3.8.5 Tag Browser ............................... 53 3.8.6 Configure Layout ............................ 54 3.9 Queries ...................................... 54 c 2011 syntevo GmbH, www.syntevo.com 2 Contents 3.9.1 Show Changes .............................. 54 3.9.2 Compare with HEAD .......................... 54 3.9.3 Compare with HEAD .......................... 54 3.9.4 Compare with Revision ......................... 55 3.9.5 Compare 2 Files ............................. 55 3.9.6 Compare Repository Directories .................... 55 3.9.7 Log .................................... 55 3.9.8 Revision Graph ............................. 56 3.9.9 Annotate ................................ 57 3.9.10 Create Patch .............................. 57 3.9.11 Create Patch between URLs ...................... 58 3.10 Locks ....................................... 58 3.10.1 Scan Repository ............................. 58 3.10.2 Lock ................................... 59 3.10.3 Unlock .................................. 59 3.10.4 Show Info ................................ 59 3.10.5 Change ’Needs Lock’ .......................... 59 3.11 Remote State .................................. 59 3.11.1 Refresh Remote State ......................... 60 3.11.2 Clear Remote State ........................... 60 3.12 Change Sets ................................... 61 3.12.1 Move to Change Set .......................... 61 3.12.2 Move Up ................................. 62 3.12.3 Move Down ............................... 62 3.12.4 Delete .................................. 62 3.12.5 Edit Properties ............................. 62 3.13 Tools ....................................... 62 3.13.1 Export Backup ............................. 63 3.13.2 Conflict Solver ............................. 63 3.13.3 Canonicalize URLs ........................... 63 3.13.4 Set Up Local Repository ........................ 63 3.14 Common Features ................................ 64 3.14.1 Recursive/Depth options ........................ 64 3.14.2 Revision input fields .......................... 64 3.14.3 Repository path input fields ...................... 65 3.14.4 Tag input fields ............................. 65 3.14.5 File/directory input fields ....................... 65 4 Repository Browser 66 4.1 Repository menu ................................ 66 4.2 Edit menu .................................... 67 4.3 View ....................................... 68 4.4 Modify ...................................... 68 4.4.1 Create Directory ............................ 68 4.4.2 Remove ................................. 68 c 2011 syntevo GmbH, www.syntevo.com 3 Contents 4.4.3 Copy/Move ............................... 68 4.5 Query menu ................................... 69 4.6 Window menu .................................. 69 4.7 Help menu .................................... 69 5 Transactions 70 5.1 Transactions frame ............................... 70 5.1.1 Grouping of revisions .......................... 71 5.1.2 Watched URLs ............................. 71 5.1.3 Read/Unread revisions ......................... 72 5.1.4 Display Settings ............................. 72 5.1.5 Transaction menu ............................ 72 5.1.6 Edit menu ................................ 72 5.1.7 View menu ............................... 73 5.1.8 Modify menu .............................. 73 5.1.9 Query menu ............................... 73 5.1.10 Repository menu ............................ 74 5.1.11 Window menu .............................. 74 5.1.12 Help menu ................................ 74 5.2 Project Transactions .............................. 74 5.2.1 Settings ................................. 75 5.3 Log Cache .................................... 75 5.3.1 Manage Log Caches ........................... 76 5.3.2 Storage ................................. 76 6 Repository Profiles 77 6.1 Profiles ...................................... 77 6.1.1 Add ................................... 78 6.1.2 Edit ................................... 80 6.2 Proxies ...................................... 80 6.3 Tunnels ..................................... 80 6.4 Passwords .................................... 80 7 Projects 82 7.1 Managing working copies ............................ 82 7.2 Project Manager ................................ 83 7.3 Project Settings ................................. 83 7.3.1 Text File Encoding ........................... 83 7.3.2 Refresh/Scan .............................. 84 7.3.3 Working Copy .............................. 84 7.3.4 Default Settings ............................. 86 8 Subwindows 87 8.1 Text Editor ................................... 87 8.1.1 Settings ................................. 87 8.1.2 File menu ................................ 87 c 2011 syntevo GmbH, www.syntevo.com 4 Contents 8.1.3 Edit menu ................................ 87 8.1.4 View menu ............................... 88 8.1.5 Go To menu ............................... 88 8.1.6 Window menu .............................. 88 8.2 File Compare .................................. 88 8.2.1 Comparison ............................... 88 8.2.2 Settings ................................. 89 8.2.3 File menu ................................ 89 8.2.4 Edit menu ................................ 89 8.2.5 View menu ............................... 90 8.2.6 Go To menu ............................... 90 8.2.7 Window menu .............................. 90 8.3 Properties Compare ............................... 90 8.3.1 File menu ................................ 91 8.3.2 Edit menu ................................ 91 8.3.3
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