Pragmatic Guide to Subversion (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
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Mike Mason
edited by Jacquelyn Carter @jkcarter
Pragmatic Guide to Subversion gives you a shortcut to the Subversion master’s recommended set of best practices—48 essential tasks for your Subversion success.
Each of the 48 tasks in this book is presented as a quick two-pager, with a succinct description on the left side and a quick reference on the right. You’ll get straight to the tricks and traps, without trial and error.
You’ll see how to carry out the task via the regular command-line client as well as the TortoiseSVN graphical client for Windows, and the Cornerstone graphical client for Mac.
Whether or not you’ve used other version control tools, you’ll learn Subversion’s popular way of working-how to access your source code, make changes, and share them with your team.
You won’t find a more practical approach to learning Subversion than Pragmatic Guide to Subversion.
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