How To Use Subversion in the IDE

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This section contains procedure topics that describe common tasks you can perform using the Subversion Integration in the IDE.

Subversion Information Is Available By Default

Opening a versioned file in the IDE makes the Subversion information available on the History Manager. Here and on the Project Manager, you can invoke common SVN tasks (such as Update and Commit) when you are working with files in a repository that is under Subversion.

Note: To perform common version-control operations such as Add, Delete, and Rename, you should perform the operation first in the IDE (using either the Project Manager or History Manager, as appropriate). Then Subversion automatically schedules these operations for the next Commit that you perform.

Topics

• TortoiseSVN Command Equivalents in RAD Studio

Subversion Repository Actions

• Checking Out a Copy of a Repository
• Adding a Project to Version Control
• Adding a File to Version Control
• Updating a Local Copy of a File under Version Control
• Committing Changes to Version Control

Log and History Actions

• Viewing History and Revisions
• Viewing Subversion Comments
• Displaying the Subversion Log
• Using the Annotation Feature

Difference View Actions

• Diff'ing (Comparing) Versions of a File
• Adding a New Difference Viewer
• Installing an Alternate Difference Viewer
• Using an External Difference Viewer

Merge View Actions

• Adding a New Merge Viewer
• Merge Conflicts

Solving Repository Problems

• Cleaning Up Folders Under Subversion

Dialog Boxes and Panes

• Commit (SVN)
• Update (SVN)
• Checkout (SVN)
• Import Pane
• Log Pane
• Repository Browser
• Difference Viewer / Merge Viewer
• Select Program

See Also

• Subversion Integration in the IDE
• History Manager