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Course Outline
Subversion Design Philosophy and Its Advantages
- Typical copy-modify-merge scenarios and strategies for resolving simple conflicts
- Establishing user policies and guidelines to ensure smooth and consistent team collaboration
- Alternatives to the copy-modify-merge method, such as lock and unlock mechanisms
Branching and Merging
- Identifying when to create branches and understanding their various applications
- Techniques for resolving conflicts and performing merging effectively, including absorbing changes across different directions
- Strategies for encouraging or discouraging local branching among users
Daily Digests and Revision Reviews
- Utilising mailing lists, RSS feeds, and digests
Subversion Properties
Subversion Hooks
- Types of hooks
- General applications of built-in hooks
- Encouraging creativity and imaginative approaches
Secondary SVN Servers
- For backup purposes and fail-safe recovery
- Facilitating automatic background tasks
- Supporting temporary arrangements (e.g., different locations)
Integration with Other Tools
- Content management systems (e.g., wikis)
Requirements
- A solid understanding of SVN is required.
- It is preferable that delegates have completed the 'Subversion for Administrators' and 'Subversion for Users' courses.
14 Hours
Testimonials (2)
The fact that it wasn't just done in windows that it actually made use of the command line as we may not always have windows to work with.
Nigel Clutterbuck
Course - Subversion for Advanced Users
I was benefit from reviving old files from previous revisions.
