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WBT Subscriptions

Subscription views can be shared amongst any staff that have access to the "my WBT" area. Each time someone uses a module, a view will be subtracted from the total remaining. At the end of each month the total number of views remaining is automatically re-set to the original level.

Subversion (Command Line)

Subversion is a thriving open source project that has been developed over the last 6 years to become a popular SCM tool. It's adoption rate is growing exponentially and with the release of subversion 1.4 this is set to continue.

Subversion maintains a versioned history of all your projects files and directories and also the properties associated with them. It does this through a centralized storage system that is simple to both maintain and administrate. Depending on the setup, users can access the repositories via the web, allowing subversion to be a truly flexible collaborative environment.

Subversion will allow you to provide an extremely cost effective and reliable SCM solution whilst at the same time enjoying top quality reliability, usability and functionality.

• Introduction to version control and subversion for the command line user interface.
• An introduction to the concepts of creating a working copy using the checkout command.
• How to bring elements under version control using the command line user interface.
• Uploading modifications to the central repository using the commit function.
• How to download the changes of others into your working copy.
• Examining the status of the working copy or the repository using the command line user interface.
• Performing moves and renames in the working copy.
• How to remove files and directories from the working copy.
• Copying version controlled elements whilst maintaining their history.
• Using the Diff, and Diff with URL command line user interface.
• How to "undo" local modifications.
• Combining your changes with those of others working on the same elements.
• Resolving conflicts as a result of a merge command, for the command line user.
• An advanced module on managing and using branches
• An advanced module on merging
• An advanced module on switching and parallel development
• Creating, using and managing tags
• Applying different versioned properties and the difference in behaviour between them.
• Using SVN Status and Log Messages
• Repository basics
• Repository creation and imports
• Using svnlook
• Creating backups
• Using svndumpfilter and loading backups
• Using svnsync