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Version Control Systems
21.12.2011
Tuğba Külahcıoğlu
Software Engineering – Fall 2011 Topics
• Version Control Software
– What does it do?
– Why do we need it?
– How does it work?
• Tools Comparison
• Subversion (SVN)
– The Problem of File-Sharing and Solutions
– Basic Work Cycle
– Using SVN with Eclipse
• Visualization - Gource
21.12.2011 Software Engineering - Fall 2011 2 Topics
• Version Control Software
– What does it do?
– Why do we need it?
– How does it work?
• Tools Comparison
• Subversion (SVN)
– The Problem of File-Sharing and Solutions
– Basic Work Cycle
– Using SVN with Eclipse
• Visualization - Gource
21.12.2011 Software Engineering - Fall 2011 3 What is Version Control Software? [1]
• Version Control Software is a set of programs
that manage changes to computer files, such
as documents, images and source code.
• Also known as:
– Revision control software
– Version management software
– Source control software
– Configuration management software
21.12.2011 Software Engineering - Fall 2011 4 What does it do? [2]
• Automates:
– Storing,
– Retrieval,
– Logging,
– Identification,
– Merging of revisions.
21.12.2011 Software Engineering - Fall 2011 5 Why do we need it? [1]
21.12.2011 Software Engineering - Fall 2011 6 How does it work? [3]
• Basic Setup
– Repository, Server, Client, Working Copy/Working
Set, Trunk/Main, Baseline
• Basic Actions
– Add, Revision, Head, Check out, Check in/Commit,
Change log/History, Update/Sync, Revert/Undo
• Advanced Actions
– Branch, Diff/Change/Delta, Merge, Conflict,
Resolve, Locking, Breaking/Stealing the lock
21.12.2011 Software Engineering - Fall 2011 7 Basic Setup [3]
• Repository
– The database storing the files
• Server
– The computer storing the repository
• Client
– The computer connecting to repository
• Working Set/Working Copy
– Local directory of files where changes are made
21.12.2011 Software Engineering - Fall 2011 8 Basic Setup [3]
• Trunk/Main
– The primary location for code in the repository
• Baseline
– An approved revision of a file from which
subsequent changes can be made
21.12.2011 Software Engineering - Fall 2011 9 Basic Actions [3]
• Add
– Put a file into the repo for the first time
• Revision
– What version a file is on
• Head
– The latest revision in the repository
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