PushOK's SVN SCC plug-in.

This reference manual is dedicated to the description of the functionalities of the plug-in SVN SCC Proxy (further SVNSCC) - an intermediator between the development environment (IDE) and the source code control system SVN (aka Subversion). Being just an add-in to the SVN client, the plug-in realizes none of SVN functions directly. At the same time the plug-in does not change the interface of development environment, providing only a specific set of functions used by each IDE in a way it considers proper. Thus, the plug-in has its own rather restricted user interface. It is senseless to describe it without describing methods and details of work with SVN in general, as well as in the IDE context.

That is why this reference manual contains chapters about methods and techniques of working with SVN, its installation and settings, methods of working in team and performing main operations. The plug-in can work with many IDEs, but we shall limit ourselves to MS VB, VS and VS.NET. Below you will find the table of contents of this manual. Good luck!

• SVN and Source Control basics
• Why Source Control?
• Why SVN?
• Why SVNSCC plug-in?
• SVNURL/Repository/Module
• Installation
  • SVNSCC plug-in
• Basic operations
• Basic sequence of operations
• Add project to source control
• Get (pull) sources from source control
• Day-to-day operations
• Advanced operations
• Get Latest changes
• Tags & Branches basics
• How to create a tag/branch
• How to switch to a specific branch/tag
• How to merge branches
• How to bind to project which is already in SVN
• How correctly tune SVN+SSH protocol
• User Interface
• Bind to SVN dialog
• History browser
• Difference browser
• 'Get latest' options
• File properties
• Plug-in configuration
  • SVN executables - setting of external executable programs.
  • SVN options - setting of options affecting the work of SVN operations.
  • Known lists - editor of the auxiliary lists (roots and modules).
• Tricks and tips
• IDE specific
• Basic
• Links