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How do I import code into Subversion?

I use Subversion on SourceForge, and posted some code via TortoiseSVN on WinXP, and this is Revision 1. When I changed something, I tried to submit it as option 2, but I don't know how. I tried RapidSVN, eSVN, kdesvn on Linux of course, but I got the same error:

svn: / svnroot / projects / **** / ****. kdevelop already exists or something, where **** is the name of my project.

What should I do to submit it as revision 2?

PS Sorry for the stupid question and bad english.

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Use the command line tools to get familiar with subversion. Then the tools will make more sense.

svn commit

in the extracted working directory

do:



mkdir ws
svn co file:///path/to/repo/trunk ws
cd ws
... make changes ...
svn commit

And he must say something like lines

Transmitted Revision 2.
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If you don't know a good guide in different languages ​​there: http://svnbook.red-bean.com/



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After the original "import" code you referenced, you only need to "check" or "commit" your changes; version control is based on differences between versions, not the whole import file each time.

The SVN book starts off slowly with a good chapter on basic version control concepts .

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