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Comprehensive Subversion

Name: Comprehensive Subversion
Rating: 3.5 (61 reviews)

A secure, efficient, productive way to manage your programming examples and software projects.

Created byWilliam Oliver

Last updated 11/2021

English

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What you'll learn

How to setup the Subversion source code repository system using Apache 2.X server as the backbone to access the repository.
Know how to add, move, and delete and manage files in the repository.
How to design and implement a new Subversion Repository to meet your needs.
How to successfully develop a branching and merging strategy to manage parallel development.

Course content

14 sections • 76 lectures • 14h 57m total length

Introduction3:42

Installing Subversion3:46
Remove any existing subversion package, then install subversion 1.9.0. Create a data rich directory to log system changes and provide a way to back out changes later.
Configuring HTTP10:33
Configure the httpd daemon to use a specific version, locate and edit the Apache server config, include the correct subversion config, and verify Apache is running.
Checking The Apache Version Installed0:23
WANDisco recently updated the Apache Server for their release of Subversion. The upgrade impacts the configuration of the HTTPD.conf and Subversion.conf file. This slide and the slide following will provide additional instructions.
HTTPD.conf Update for Apache 2.4.x0:16
This article will describe the required change to support the updated Apache 2.4.0 web server to support subversion.
Starting/Updating Subversion.conf for Apache 2.4.x4:38
This article will describe the required changes needed to run Subversion in the Apache 2.4.x Apache web server.
Follow these instructions IF your installation is based on the Apache 2.4.x server or you want to update to the latest version of Subversion,
Creating Subversion.conf16:49
Authorizing Access11:09
Starting your repository16:04
Starting/Stopping/Resetting the Subversion Service3:09

Installing Subversion12:59
Configuring HTTPD11:28
Configure the Apache httpd daemon to use Subversion by locating and editing the main config file and its include directives, then validate with httpd -t.
Checking The Apache Server Installed0:23
WANDisco recently updated the Apache Server for their release of Subversion. The upgrade impacts the configuration of the HTTPD.conf and Subversion.conf file. This slide and the slide following will provide additional instructions.
HTTPD.conf Update for Apache 2.4.x0:16
This article will describe the required change to support the updated Apache 2.4.0 web server to support subversion.
Updating Subversion.conf for Apache 2.4.x4:38
This article will describe the required changes needed to run Subversion in the Apache 2.4.x Apache web server.
Follow these instructions IF your installation is based on the Apache 2.4.x server or you want to update to the latest version of Subversion,
Creating Subversion.conf17:44
This lecture contains the downloadable installation package (PGK) for the prebuilt Subversion (x86_64) modules, required to connect to the Apache 2.4.x server.
Authorizing Access10:19
Starting the Respository15:23
Starting/Stopping/Resetting the Subversion Service2:52
Learn how to start, stop, and restart the Apache server hosting Subversion via mod_dav, verify processes, and apply configuration changes from httpd.conf and subversion.conf.

Installing Subversion8:47
Install subversion by running the installer as administrator, set server to localhost on port 83, create a repo directory, update system path, and verify the client before the next lecture.
Configuring HTTPD17:38
Checking The Apache Server Installed0:23
WANDisco recently updated the Apache Server for their release of Subversion. The upgrade impacts the configuration of the HTTPD.conf and Subversion.conf file. This slide and the slide following will provide additional instructions.
HTTPD.conf Update for Apache 2.4.x0:16
This article will describe the required change to support the updated Apache 2.4.0 web server to support subversion.
Starting/Updating Subversion.conf for Apache 2.4.x4:38
This article will describe the required changes needed to run Subversion in the Apache 2.4.x Apache web server.
Follow these instructions IF your installation is based on the Apache 2.4.x server or you want to update to the latest version of Subversion,
Creating Subversion.conf18:13
Authorizing Access5:02
Authorize access by configuring a subversion repository and creating a password file for basic authentication with htpasswd, adding users Junior and Betty.
Starting the repository19:58
Set up a Subversion repository, configure the vn acl file, start the server, and create trunk, branches, and tags with svnmucc for the initial structure.
Starting/Stopping/Resetting the Subversion Service3:08
Learn how to start, stop, and restart the Subversion service via the Apache Monitor, ensuring changes to configuration files are applied by restarting the server.

Hints to Challenge using Apache 2.4.x Upgrade0:46
The recorded challenge was made using Apache 2.2.x and with the introduction of Apache 2.4.x I feel compelled to provide a hint or two to help you. The changes are documented in the recent article "Starting/Updating Subversion.conf for Apache 2.4.x" but an additional reminder couldn't hurt right? :-)
Challenge: Configuration challenge.... (If you dare)1:01
Tackle a two-part configuration challenge, select a favorite food and then change the repository, and prevent a hacker by shifting from basic to digests.
Challenge: Configuration solution13:57
A quiz about your new Subversion installation

Linux: Building Perl from source on CENTOS 6 (Should work for most if not all)15:25
Learn to build Perl from source on CentOS 6 by installing required libraries, configuring for shared libraries, compiling with gcc, and verifying with ldd.
Linux: Testing and installing the Perl Build CENTOS 611:44
Run make test on the built perl 5.2, install with make install, then verify the local bin perl using config and the script directory.
LINUX: Building Python from source CENTOS 617:00
Linux: Testing the Python build CENTOS 619:46
Linux: Installing the Python build CENTOS 618:58
MAC: Building Perl from Source MAC OS X 10.6 (Fat Binaries)19:47
MAC: Testing and installing Perl Build MAC OS X 10.69:24
Launch the Perl 5.2.2 build, run tests with a script to capture output, then install locally. Verify the local bin and libraries and confirm a fat binary for multiple architectures.
MAC: Building Python from source MAC OS X 10.6 (Fat Binaries/Framework)14:55
MAC: Testing and installing Python build MAC OS X 10.612:06
Windows: Installing Perl and Python16:56
Install perl and python on Windows, configure paths, verify via idle and perl config, and set up file associations as you prepare hooks for Subversion.

Introduction to hooks13:17
Running hooks on Linux17:59
Explore running and testing subversion hooks on Linux by inspecting pre-commit and post-commit scripts in Bash, Perl, and Python, and learn how to configure repository hook data folders.
Running hooks on Mac18:12
Discover how to run subversion hooks on mac, from start to pre-commit and post-commit scripts, using bash, perl, and python, and switch hook to inspect commit data.
Running hooks on Windows20:07

Properties - Versioned Properties16:53
Properties - Auto-props and Global Ignores14:58
Properties - Custom keyword property finder script16:56
Properties - Revision properties and hooks revisited.16:29
Explains how revision properties differ from version properties and how pre-revprop-change hooks protect against unauthorized edits, including using svn propset with a revision number to modify svn:log.
Properties - Revision property finder script20:17

Requirements

You need to be able to start an administrative session (windows - command prompt, Mac/Linux sudo or root)
You need to feel comfortable changing directories, editing files, creating directories and know a few administrative commands.
A basic desire to build a development environment that you can use to explore and achieve your future goals.

Description

This course is for people who want to learn Apache Subversion SVN and how to setup a complete development environment.

Learn Subversion 1.9x on a Windows, Mac, or Linux machine.

Covers the new features introduced in 1.8.x and 1.9.x versions.

Download, Install, and Configure Subversion with Apache 2.2.x Web Server.
Create a Tutorial Repository for practice and YOUR repository using best practices.
Practice with sample files how to import, create, modify, delete, and view files.
Learn how to probe the repository and identify when changes were made.
Build and configure your Subversion development environment using Perl and Python.
Learn all about Hooks. Program scripts that execute when a user runs a specific command.
Learn how to attach properties to files (both Revision and Non-Revision).
Learn how parallel development is done through branching and merging.
UPDATED to include support for Apache 2.4.x web servers running subversion

One course that covers Windows, Mac, and Linux.

I provide quality SVN training on how to use the tool by:

Showing you what commands to use as you add content into the repository.
I provide you with Perl/Python scripts that you can use that will help you develop a workflow to store and identify content.
I provide you with the knowledge you need to understand the concepts of parallel development through branching and merging.
I show the quintessential branching and merging patterns you need in order to use it for your development.
I provide a real working coding example of how to take code and add a new feature to the code using the branching and merging techniques.

Here's what you learn about the tools:

How to setup the Subversion source code repository system using Apache 2.X server as the backbone to access the repository.
You learn the basic and advanced commands, including how to use the import command to populate files in the Repository.
You learn the best-practices on how to setup a repository of your own separate from the one we use to learn with.
You learn how to build Perl and Python from source code we download for Linux/Mac.
You learn how to integrate a graphical Diff/Merge tool that is free on the internet to enhance the usability of Subversion.

Join me in the next lecture in this quality SVN Course!

Who this course is for:

You should take this course if you want to learn how to manage code in a source code repository
You need to take this course if you want to setup a real development environment that is practical and maintainable.
You should take this course if you participate in other Udemy programming courses and want to preserve the examples
You should take this course if you want to extend code examples, learn the fundamentals of how parallel development is done with Subversion.
You shouldn't take this course if you don't feel comfortable working on the command-line or have a desire to learn how to work on the command-line.

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The adventure begins here1 lecture • 4min

Installation2 lectures • 3min

Installing Subversion on Linux9 lectures • 1hr 7min

Installing Subversion on a Mac (Snow Leopard)9 lectures • 1hr 16min

Installing Subversion on Windows (Windows 7 Home Edition)9 lectures • 1hr 18min

Completing the install3 lectures • 16min

The basics - Import, Working Copy, Add, Delete, Move, etc...4 lectures • 1hr 15min

Setting up your subversion hook environment.10 lectures • 2hr 36min

Implementing Hooks in Subversion4 lectures • 1hr 10min

Advanced SVN5 lectures • 1hr 26min

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