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    Subclipse Tutorial

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    The document provides instructions for installing and using Subclipse to work with SVN repositories, including configuring Subclipse preferences, checking out and committing files and folders, and creating or deleting files and folders within a local workspace that is synchronized to the repository. Key steps include installing Subclipse, selecting the SVNKit interface, checking out repositories by URL into a workspace, committing changes with comments, and adding or removing files through the workspace before committing to the repository.

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    The document provides instructions for installing and using Subclipse to work with SVN repositories, including configuring Subclipse preferences, checking out and committing files and folders, and creating or deleting files and folders within a local workspace that is synchronized to the repository. Key steps include installing Subclipse, selecting the SVNKit interface, checking out repositories by URL into a workspace, committing changes with comments, and adding or removing files through the workspace before committing to the repository.

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    The document provides instructions for installing and using Subclipse to work with SVN repositories, including configuring Subclipse preferences, checking out and committing files and folders, and creating or deleting files and folders within a local workspace that is synchronized to the repository. Key steps include installing Subclipse, selecting the SVNKit interface, checking out repositories by URL into a workspace, committing changes with comments, and adding or removing files through the workspace before committing to the repository.

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    The document provides instructions for installing and using Subclipse to work with SVN repositories, including configuring Subclipse preferences, checking out and committing files and folders, and creating or deleting files and folders within a local workspace that is synchronized to the repository. Key steps include installing Subclipse, selecting the SVNKit interface, checking out repositories by URL into a workspace, committing changes with comments, and adding or removing files through the workspace before committing to the repository.

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    Revised: 2/1/2007

    0 Installation

    Follow all steps in the tutorial to install and open Subclipse:

    http://subclipse.tigris.org/install.html

    1 Configuration

    Goto Window->Preferences->Team->Preferences

    Choose "SVNKit" option under SVNInterface and click Apply and Ok.
    2 Opening a repository

    Right-click on the SVN Repository section and choose New Repository location:

    Fill out the URL as follows with your username and click finish:
    Type in your password and click Ok twice.

    Now the repository appears under the "SVN Repository" section.


    3 Checking out folders/files

    Checkout a folder by right-clicking on it and choosing Checkout.


    Choose "Check out as a project in the workspace" and click Finish.

    Your working (local) copy of the folder should now be in your Workspace. To go to your
    workspace, click the arrow in the
    upper right corner of the screen and choose your workspace ("Java" in this case):

    You should now see the folder in your workspace and you can edit as you like.

    NOTE: Whatever collection of files/folders you check out, whether it be the entire repository,
    just a folder, or just a file, be sure to commit the entire collection when you are done (not just the
    files that were changed). The idea is that if you checked out something, you should return all of
    it regardless of whether it was modified. An alternative to commiting the entire collection is to
    simply close the project in your workspace by right-clicking on the project root and choosing
    Close Project:
    4 Committing changes

    When you want to commit the changes, just right-click on the folder or file and

    choose Team->Commit.
    Write a descriptive comment and click Ok to commit:
    5 Creating/Deleting folders and files

    You create/delete new folders and files the same way you edit files. First, you checkout the
    parent (or higher) directory of the folders/files you wish to delete/create:

    Check them out into your workspace (See Section 3 “Checking out folders/files”).

    Your workspace file structure now mirrors that of the corresponding file structure in the
    repository (with the root being the parent folder you checked out i.e. SampleTeamSpace):
    Add new folders/files by right-clicking the desired parent folder and choosing New->(folder or
    file) :

    Enter the new folder/file name and click Finish. Your new folder/file now appears in the file tree:
    To Delete folders/files simply highlight the item on the file tree and press “Del” on the keyboard.

    After building your desired file structure, commit the new file structure to the repository by right
    clicking the parent folder of the changes and going to Team->Commit (See Section 4
    “Commiting Changes”).

    Additional Resources:

    Subclipse Manual

    Subclipse Main Website

    Please direct questions or comments regarding this tutorial to:


    Robert Wei (robertw9@gmail.com)
    Eric Chang (efchang@ucla.edu).

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