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There are several other useful SVN commands that you'll use on a regular
basis:
- svn add:
- Add a new file to version control.
- svn delete:
- Remove a file from version control (and also
your working copy).
- svn move:
- Move a file to a new location (or rename it),
in the repository and your working copy.
- svn copy:
- Copy a file to a new location in the repository
(and your working copy).
- svn revert:
- Remove all of the changes you've made to the
file since the last time you updated it.
Important: just as with edits, the results of these commands
aren't immediately visible to your partner. You have to commit them, just
like any other change. (The only exception is svn revert, which
only changes your working copy and doesn't affect the repository.)
Richard Cobbe
2007-01-16