General Subversion (aka SVN) Info
Accessing CRBS Subversion
Prevent Plaintext Cacheing of Passwords
On the linux (and possibly some mac) svn clients, passwords will be stored in the ~/.subversion/auth directory as plaintext. To prevent this, add the line "store-passwords = no" to your ~/.subversion/config file
Acquiring an Account
SVN uses crowd credentials, to get an account go to the CRBS Account Request Page. Ensure you check the SVN box as a resource you need access too.
Browsing SVN
To view what files are on svn, goto https://subversion.crbs.ucsd.edu/PATH or use Crucible
Checking Files Out of SVN
Use the command "svn co https://subversion.crbs.ucsd.edu/source/PATH" to check out files. This will create a directory titled PATH in your current working directory.
Path to CRBSSystems_SVN: https://subversion.crbs.ucsd.edu/systems/
Committing Files to SVN
Use the command "svn ci -m "comment" file_name" to commit files to svn
Note that new files not yet under revision control must be added with "svn add [path/to/new_file]" and then committed. For a list of files that haven't yet been added, use "svn status [local/project/path].
Creating new SVN modules
Developers: Put in a ticket requesting a new module.
SysOPS: As root on subversion server, run
svnadmin create /repos/<reponame> chown -R apache:apache /repos/<reponame>