[ Thanks to Naheed
for this link. ]
“In this article you will get your first taste of using
TortoiseSVN. This article will explain the concept of working
copies and will cover how to check out a working copy, how to
manage copy depth, and how to commit a copy after you have made
some changes to it. This process is the nuts-and-bolts of version
management and something that you will be doing a lot during your
work with TortoiseSVN.“In this article by Lesley Harrison, author of TortoiseSVN 1.7,
we shall:* Learn the benefits of using a working copy
* Learn how to check out a working copy and how to check in after
making changes
* See some of the more common commit log messages and learn what
they mean
* Explore the repository browser”
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