WebSVN is an amazing PHP based interface in to your subversion repositories. Consider it a glossy online GUI to your code! This is a basic tutorial to set it up on your web server… I should note in advance that I use Dreamhost as my hosting provider, so you’ll need to double check your exact [...]
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Setting up WebSVN on Dreamhost
Posted: 8th November 2008 by Grant Perry in Dreamhost, Subversion, Version controlTags: Dreamhost, Subversion, SVN, WebSVN
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Installing Trac and some plugins
Posted: 18th September 2007 by Grant Perry in Apache, Linux, Programming (app), SubversionTrac is a popular open source issues management system written in Python. It also features a wiki and subversion browser. There are also countless plugins that have been created for it some of which I’m surprised aren’t included in the base install. I’m installing this on a Ubuntu server, so you may need to find [...]
WebSVN installation and customisation
Posted: 18th September 2007 by Grant Perry in SubversionTags: ubuntu, WebSVN
Updated 10 Nov 2008:There is now an easier article (Setting up WebSVN on Dreamhost) with out jumping in to the console! It’s simpler and suitable for people without console access. WebSVN is a PHP based web interface to your Subversion repositories. Its official description is: WebSVN offers a view onto your subversion repositories that’s been [...]
Introduction to version control (Trunk/Branches/Tags)
Posted: 10th September 2007 by Grant Perry in Subversion, Version controlVersion control (also known as Revision control or Source control) is the management of different versions of files. I don’t know how large development teams could survive without it! Typically they all have one thing in common they help multiple developers contribute to a single project using an central server. But how can it help? [...]