The Repository Repository Creation Creating a Repository with the Command Line Client Creating The Repository With TortoiseSVN Local Access to the Repository Accessing a Repository on a Network Share Repository Layout Repository Backup Server side hook scripts Checkout Links Accessing the Repository 4. Basic Version-Control Concepts The Repository Versioning Models The Problem of File-Sharing The Lock-Modify-Unlock Solution The Copy-Modify-Merge Solution What does Subversion Do? Subversion in Action Working Copies Repository URLs Revisions How Working Copies Track the Repository Summary 3. Getting Started Installing TortoiseSVN System requirements Installation Basic Concepts Go for a Test Drive Creating a Repository Importing a Project Checking out a Working Copy Making Changes Adding More Files Viewing the Project History Undoing Changes Moving On. I've looked over the Help Documentation in WinMerge about the File Filters but I don't understand it.Table of Contents Preface What is TortoiseSVN? TortoiseSVN's Features License Development TortoiseSVN's History Acknowledgments Reading Guide Terminology used in this document 1. I've tried both def: include and def: exclude, neither provides accurate results. The last 3 lines aren't part of the filter, I added those as I'm trying to ignore anything and everything in all \bin\ and \obj\ directories. # (Inline comments begin with " #" and extend to the end of the line) # This filter lets through only files ASP.NET developers care aboutĭesc: Lets through only files ASP.NET developer cares about I'm trying to use WinMerge to compare two directories:Ĭ:\Users.\Desktop\Compare\35_HS # This is a directory/file filter for WinMerge
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