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#1 Question, how to add the trunk/branch/tag structures:

For my project I want to have a trunk/branch/tag structure in SVN. How can I do this using eclipse?

#1 Answer:

At first, you need to configure your SVN location and access rights ... this is already described here. After that, open the SVN-Perspective by pressing:Window->Open Perspective->Other->SVN RepositoryExploring. Now you can choose the place, where you want to add your code. Usually this should be device/[class|deploy-unit|driver]/[GSI-group]/[ProjectName]. If your group does not already exist, you can add a new group-folder to the SVN by right-clicking on the structure and choosing New->Folder Now you should create the trunk|branch|tag structures by right-clicking at your group-folder and choose New->Project Structure . Here you should click on Single Project or Multiple Project Layout , add the name of your project (usually the name of the class/deploy-unit/driver) and press ok to confirm your choice ... thats it.

#2 Question, how to commit your code:

I want to add my class/deployment-unit/driver code to SVN. How can I do this?

#2 Answer:

At first choose the C++ Perspective and remove the bin folder of your project and as well any other binary file in the deployment-unit folder. Object(*.o) files are ignored automatically. Our SVN repository is a code-repository and shall not be used for any artifact!

Now right-click on the head-folder of your project. Here you can choose Team->Share Project . Select SVN as repository type and choose your fesa-repository.

On the next page choose the Simple Mode , copy the last part of the path(your project-name) to the clipboard, choose the trunk-folder of your SVN-structure, paste your project-name after trunk, seperated by a slash and press finish.

After some loading, a window which offers to commit all the sources appears. Here you should enter a comment, to describe the purpose of your commitment and press ok to commit your sources.

#3 Question, how to force SVN to ignore files:

After some work I want to commit my changes ... but again SVN-commit tries to commit the bin-folder and the deployment-unit binary. How can I tell the SVN to ignore these files

#3 Answer:

Right Click on the folder, you want to ignore for SVN and choose Team->Add to svn:ignore. If you explicitly want to force SVN to ignore one file/folder, choose Resource by Name.

If you want to define an implicit rule with some custom pattern you as well can do so here.

The next time a commit is triggered, SVN will not try to add your source to the repository

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Topic revision: r2 - 21 Jul 2011, AlexanderSchwinn

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