Automate and standardize branching and merging processes with Subversion Automation, a user-friendly wrapper for Subversion. Enhance your Subversion experience for improved productivity and efficiency in your software development workflow.
If you're looking for an efficient and effective way to automate and standardize branching and merging within Subversion, the Subversion Automation project is worth checking out. The project aims to simplify the more complex features of Subversion, making it more accessible and encouraging more people to use it.
Before getting started with the Subversion Automation project, you'll need to make sure you have a few things in place. You'll need to have Subversion (svn and svnadmin) installed, as well as Ruby and RubyGems. Once you have everything you need, you can download and install SC - the project itself - as a RubyGem using the gem command. There are other download options available as well.
Once you have SC up and running, you can begin configuring your repositories. Start by telling SC about the repositories you use. You can use the sc config command to add a repository, or even create a new local repository.
Recent releases of the Subversion Automation project have added some notable new features. Official support has been added for the Windows operating system, making the project more versatile and accessible than ever before. Additionally, a new externals command has been introduced, allowing users to lock and unlock svn:externals. Finally, the project's documentation has been greatly improved, making it easier than ever to get started with SC.
Before getting started with the Subversion Automation project, you'll need to make sure you have a few things in place. You'll need to have Subversion (svn and svnadmin) installed, as well as Ruby and RubyGems. Once you have everything you need, you can download and install SC - the project itself - as a RubyGem using the gem command. There are other download options available as well.
Once you have SC up and running, you can begin configuring your repositories. Start by telling SC about the repositories you use. You can use the sc config command to add a repository, or even create a new local repository.
Recent releases of the Subversion Automation project have added some notable new features. Official support has been added for the Windows operating system, making the project more versatile and accessible than ever before. Additionally, a new externals command has been introduced, allowing users to lock and unlock svn:externals. Finally, the project's documentation has been greatly improved, making it easier than ever to get started with SC.
What's New
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