CVS and Svn share the concepts of main trunk, tag and branch, but in Svn, things are work a little different so I had to learn how to make tags and branches again.
The main differences rely on Svn structure,that specifies each on its own location:
- {repository}/trunk/{project}
- {repository}/tags/{project}
- {repository}/branches/{project}
The trunk is were the daily development goes. Here's a couple of examples:
svn://myserver.net/repository/trunk/msc-project
svn://myserver.net/repository/trunk/msc-thesis
The tags is where a tag goes. Here's the same example:
svn://myserver.net/repository/tags/msc-project-stable
svn://myserver.net/repository/tags/msc-thesis-revision1
The branches is where where a branch goes. Again, the same example:
svn://myserver.net/repository/branches/msc-project-v1
svn://myserver.net/repository/branches/msc-thesis-final
For more information about Svn, I advise the reading of Version Control with Subversion.
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