If a change you're making to a Subversion/SVN project is big enough, or experimental enough, you might want to create a new branch for working on your changes, to keep it separate from the primary development trunk. In this video you can talk about how to create new branches using Eclipse, and how to switch your working copy to use a branch.
- [Narrator] So far, we've been doing all our work in trunk.…That's fine and some people stay in trunk and never leave,…but most people use some sort of branching strategy…to work on branches separate from trunk,…so they can merge their changes back in later,…or so they can abandon their changes if they don't work.…Let's make a branch and see what that process looks like.…We're starting from the Eclipse project,…we used in the previous section,…that's already connected to the SVN server.…Right-click this project in Package Explorer,…and choose Team, Branch.…
One thing that might trip you up here,…up until now we've been entering full URLs…to point to repositories and projects…on the Subversion server,…but the Eclipse Subversive plug-in is kind of smart,…and it knows that when we say we want to make a branch,…that means we want to create a folder…in the branch's folder of the current project.…It already knows what project we're in…and it knows that the branch's folder is,…or will be, called Branches.…So you don't need any of that up here.…
Author
Julian Robichaux
Released
6/14/2017- Trunks, tags, and branches
- Checkout, commits, and revisions
- Merging, locking, and working with a team
- TortoiseSVN on Windows
- SVN integration with Eclipse
- Connecting to a project
- Creating a new Java project in Eclipse
- Connecting to an existing Java project using Eclipse
- Dealing with projects that move to a new location
- Making changes and creating branches
- Tracking changes and dealing with conflicts
- Creating a release
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m
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Exercise files1m 31s
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1. Concepts and Terminology
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Repositories: What where how5m 33s
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Trunks, tags, and branches7m 42s
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2. Getting Started
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Command line client7m 17s
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TortoiseSVN on Windows2m 56s
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SVN integration with Eclipse5m 52s
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3. Connecting to a Project
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4. Making Changes and Creating Branches
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Update and synchronize6m 37s
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5. Tracking Changes and Dealing with Conflicts
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Rolling back changes7m 18s
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6. Creating a Release
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Releases and the trunk8m 21s
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7. Supplemental Resources
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Use SVN and git together4m 29s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 20s
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