| 2 | | == SVN == |
| 3 | | This Page contains a collection of the most used svn commands including some examples. This page does not claim to be complete. For further reading use the built-in help function from svn. The syntax is ''svn help <command>'', if command is omitted, a complete list of valid svn command in printed to the comsole. Further it is assumed that the user has a basic understanding of the shell, and knows the way around in the file structure. Svn allows most flexibilities the bash shell allows.[[br]][[br]] |
| | 2 | == Source access == |
| | 3 | The best and most convenient way to access our source code is to use SVN and check out the trunk as it contains the most updated and recent stable features: [[br]][[br]] |
| | 4 | https://svn.orxonox.net/svn/orxonox/trunk |
| | 5 | |
| | 6 | == SVN command description == |
| | 7 | This section below contains a collection of the most used svn commands including some examples. This page does not claim to be complete. For further reading use the built-in help function from svn. The syntax is ''svn help <command>'', if command is omitted, a complete list of valid svn command in printed to the comsole. Furthermore it is assumed that the user has a basic understanding of the shell and knows the way around in the file structure. Svn allows for most of the flexibilities the bash shell allow.[[br]][[br]] |
