
Version Control with Subversion
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Content
- Intro
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Foreword
- Preface
- What Is Subversion?
- Is Subversion the Right Tool?
- Subversion's History
- Subversion's Architecture
- Subversion's Components
- What's New in Subversion
- Audience
- How to Read This Book
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Organization of This Book
- This Book Is Free
- Using Code Examples
- Safari® Books Online
- How to Contact Us
- Acknowledgments
- From Ben Collins-Sussman
- From Brian W. Fitzpatrick
- From C. Michael Pilato
- Chapter 1. Fundamental Concepts
- The Repository
- Versioning Models
- The Problem of File Sharing
- The Lock-Modify-Unlock Solution
- The Copy-Modify-Merge Solution
- Subversion in Action
- Subversion Repository URLs
- Working Copies
- Revisions
- How Working Copies Track the Repository
- Mixed Revision Working Copies
- Updates and commits are separate
- Mixed revisions are normal
- Mixed revisions are useful
- Mixed revisions have limitations
- Summary
- Chapter 2. Basic Usage
- Help!
- Getting Data into Your Repository
- svn import
- Recommended Repository Layout
- Initial Checkout
- Disabling Password Caching
- Authenticating As a Different User
- Basic Work Cycle
- Update Your Working Copy
- Make Changes to Your Working Copy
- Examine Your Changes
- See an overview of your changes
- Examine the details of your local modifications
- Undoing Working Changes
- Resolve Conflicts (Merging Others' Changes)
- Viewing conflict differences interactively
- Resolving conflict differences interactively
- Postponing conflict resolution
- Merging conflicts by hand
- Discarding your changes in favor of a newly fetched revision
- Punting: using svn revert
- Commit Your Changes
- Examining History
- Generating a List of Historical Changes
- Examining the Details of Historical Changes
- Examining local changes
- Comparing working copy to repository
- Comparing repository revisions
- Browsing the Repository
- svn cat
- svn list
- Fetching Older Repository Snapshots
- Sometimes You Just Need to Clean Up
- Disposing of a Working Copy
- Recovering from an Interruption
- Summary
- Chapter 3. Advanced Topics
- Revision Specifiers
- Revision Keywords
- Revision Dates
- Properties
- Why Properties?
- Manipulating Properties
- Properties and the Subversion Workflow
- Automatic Property Setting
- File Portability
- File Content Type
- File Executability
- End-of-Line Character Sequences
- Ignoring Unversioned Items
- Keyword Substitution
- Sparse Directories
- Locking
- Creating Locks
- Discovering Locks
- Breaking and Stealing Locks
- Lock Communication
- Externals Definitions
- Peg and Operative Revisions
- Changelists
- Creating and Modifying Changelists
- Changelists As Operation Filters
- Changelist Limitations
- Network Model
- Requests and Responses
- Client Credentials Caching
- Summary
- Chapter 4. Branching and Merging
- What's a Branch?
- Using Branches
- Creating a Branch
- Working with Your Branch
- The Key Concepts Behind Branching
- Basic Merging
- Changesets
- Keeping a Branch in Sync
- Mergeinfo and Previews
- Undoing Changes
- Resurrecting Deleted Items
- Advanced Merging
- Cherrypicking
- Merge Syntax: Full Disclosure
- Merges Without Mergeinfo
- More on Merge Conflicts
- Blocking Changes
- Merge-Sensitive Logs and Annotations
- Noticing or Ignoring Ancestry
- Merges and Moves
- Blocking Merge-Unaware Clients
- The Final Word on Merge Tracking
- Traversing Branches
- Tags
- Creating a Simple Tag
- Creating a Complex Tag
- Branch Maintenance
- Repository Layout
- Data Lifetimes
- Common Branching Patterns
- Release Branches
- Feature Branches
- Vendor Branches
- General Vendor Branch Management Procedure
- svn_load_dirs.pl
- Summary
- Chapter 5. Repository Administration
- The Subversion Repository, Defined
- Strategies for Repository Deployment
- Planning Your Repository Organization
- Deciding Where and How to Host Your Repository
- Choosing a Data Store
- Berkeley DB
- FSFS
- Creating and Configuring Your Repository
- Creating the Repository
- Implementing Repository Hooks
- Berkeley DB Configuration
- Repository Maintenance
- An Administrator's Toolkit
- svnadmin
- svnlook
- svndumpfilter
- svnsync
- fsfs-reshard.py
- Berkeley DB utilities
- Commit Log Message Correction
- Managing Disk Space
- How Subversion saves disk space
- Removing dead transactions
- Purging unused Berkeley DB logfiles
- Berkeley DB Recovery
- Migrating Repository Data Elsewhere
- Filtering Repository History
- Repository Replication
- Repository Backup
- Managing Repository UUIDs
- Moving and Removing Repositories
- Summary
- Chapter 6. Server Configuration
- Overview
- Choosing a Server Configuration
- The svnserve Server
- svnserve over SSH
- The Apache HTTP Server
- Recommendations
- svnserve, a Custom Server
- Invoking the Server
- svnserve as daemon
- svnserve via inetd
- svnserve over a tunnel
- svnserve as Windows service
- Built-in Authentication and Authorization
- Create a users file and realm
- Set access controls
- Using svnserve with SASL
- Authenticating with SASL
- SASL encryption
- Tunneling over SSH
- SSH configuration tricks
- Initial setup
- Controlling the invoked command
- httpd, the Apache HTTP Server
- Prerequisites
- Basic Apache Configuration
- Authentication Options
- Setting up HTTP authentication
- SSL certificate management
- Authorization Options
- Blanket access control
- Per-directory access control
- Disabling path-based checks
- Extra Goodies
- Repository browsing
- Apache logging
- Write-through proxying
- Other Apache features
- Path-Based Authorization
- Supporting Multiple Repository Access Methods
- Chapter 7. Customizing Your Subversion Experience
- Runtime Configuration Area
- Configuration Area Layout
- Configuration and the Windows Registry
- Configuration Options
- Servers
- Config
- Localization
- Understanding Locales
- Subversion's Use of Locales
- Using External Editors
- Using External Differencing and Merge Tools
- External diff
- External diff3
- Summary
- Chapter 8. Embedding Subversion
- Layered Library Design
- Repository Layer
- Repository Access Layer
- Client Layer
- Inside the Working Copy Administration Area
- The Entries File
- Pristine Copies and Property Files
- Using the APIs
- The Apache Portable Runtime Library
- URL and Path Requirements
- Using Languages Other Than C and C++
- Code Samples
- Summary
- Chapter 9. Subversion Complete Reference
- The Subversion Command-Line Client: svn
- svn Options
- svn Subcommands
- svn add
- svn blame
- svn cat
- svn changelist
- svn checkout
- svn cleanup
- svn commit
- svn copy
- svn delete
- svn diff
- svn export
- svn help
- svn import
- svn info
- svn list
- svn lock
- svn log
- svn merge
- svn mergeinfo
- svn mkdir
- svn move
- svn propdel
- svn propedit
- svn propget
- svn proplist
- svn propset
- svn resolve
- svn resolved
- svn revert
- svn status
- svn switch
- svn unlock
- svn update
- svnadmin
- svnadmin Options
- svnadmin Subcommands
- svnadmin crashtest
- svnadmin create
- svnadmin deltify
- svnadmin dump
- svnadmin help
- svnadmin hotcopy
- svnadmin list-dblogs
- svnadmin list-unused-dblogs
- svnadmin load
- svnadmin lslocks
- svnadmin lstxns
- svnadmin recover
- svnadmin rmlocks
- svnadmin rmtxns
- svnadmin setlog
- svnadmin setrevprop
- svnadmin setuuid
- svnadmin upgrade
- svnadmin verify
- svnlook
- svnlook Options
- svnlook Subcommands
- svnlook author
- svnlook cat
- svnlook changed
- svnlook date
- svnlook diff
- svnlook dirs-changed
- svnlook help
- svnlook history
- svnlook info
- svnlook lock
- svnlook log
- svnlook propget
- svnlook proplist
- svnlook tree
- svnlook uuid
- svnlook youngest
- svnsync
- svnsync Options
- svnsync Subcommands
- svnsync copy-revprops
- svnsync help
- svnsync initialize
- svnsync synchronize
- svnserve
- svnserve Options
- svndumpfilter
- svndumpfilter Options
- svndumpfilter Subcommands
- svndumpfilter exclude
- svndumpfilter include
- svndumpfilter help
- svnversion
- svnversion Options
- svnversion Examples
- mod_dav_svn Configuration Directives
- Directives
- High-Level Logging
- mod_authz_svn
- Directives
- Subversion Properties
- Versioned Properties
- Unversioned Properties
- Repository Hooks
- start-commit
- pre-commit
- post-commit
- pre-revprop-change
- post-revprop-change
- pre-lock
- post-lock
- pre-unlock
- post-unlock
- Appendix A. Subversion Quick-Start Guide
- Installing Subversion
- High-Speed Tutorial
- Appendix B. Subversion for CVS Users
- Revision Numbers Are Different Now
- Directory Versions
- More Disconnected Operations
- Distinction Between Status and Update
- Status
- Update
- Branches and Tags
- Metadata Properties
- Conflict Resolution
- Binary Files and Translation
- Versioned Modules
- Authentication
- Converting a Repository from CVS to Subversion
- Appendix C. WebDAV and Autoversioning
- What Is WebDAV?
- Autoversioning
- Client Interoperability
- Standalone WebDAV Applications
- Microsoft Office, Dreamweaver, Photoshop
- cadaver, DAV Explorer
- File-Explorer WebDAV Extensions
- Microsoft Web Folders
- Nautilus, Konqueror
- WebDAV Filesystem Implementation
- WebDrive, NetDrive
- Mac OS X
- Linux davfs2
- Appendix D. Copyright
- Creative Commons Legal Code
- Attribution 2.0
- License
- Index
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