SVN Basics - Tagging and Branching

[@mikeharmon8733]

I like your straight forward discussion, no rabbit trails, clear. concise and accurate! I have a couple of points that would be a great addition to a well laid out KZbin Demo! A review/demo of... 1) Switching (critical for changes relative to working copy (WC)) 2) Merging branch back into Trunk (critical for getting branch work back inline) At min 10 2) A quick explanation of the Create copy in the repository from: HEAD... vs Specific... vs Working copy. 3) The 2 options at the bottom: Create intermediate folders and Switch working copy to new branch/tag

[@carlmeyer96]

Thanks for this tutorial series on SVN. Coming from a GIT background it was easy to follow.

[@tedkrapf1302]

This video was so clear, concise and packed with useful info. Saved a ton of reading for a refresher on SVN/Tortoise. THANK YOU.

[@TestManagement]

It's nice to get feedback like this. Very much appreciated. Thanks Ted.

[@Mushsayer]

Great video on SVN. Thanks a lot for creating and sharing the videos.

[@androidgameplays4every13]

Every time I need to create a branch I keep coming to this video 😂

[@estebanisswimming]

Thanks so much! This was a great series

[@charlvandeventer948]

This was very helpful, clear and easy to understand! Thanks

[@elifsunnetci5656]

Thanks for straightforward explanation!

[@ChristopherLum]

Well done tutorial, thanks for making this, it was very helpful.

[@TestManagement]

Thanks for taking the time to send your feedback Christopher. It is very much appreciated.

[@svennesvensson7530]

Amazing and clear videos, thank you!!

[@wcpm]

Great video, but the most important is move your files from branchs to trunk... I think this is the hard part. Tks.

[@rs-tarxvfz]

I wish there was a video for this.

[@androidgameplays4every13]

This tutorial is so so amazing, thanks!

[@forresterickson6225]

Very helpful seeing William navigate the user interface with these examples. It is always scary to be working on real system as a novice. I was assuming William would modify the files in the Branch folder and then merge back into trunk and then make a new tag. Am I missing something? Would that not be the more fully featured way to demonstrate the methodology? So for example the branch might be to add a feature, Turbo Entabulator. So in the branch folder the "file 2.txt" would be modified to add import the Entabulator library and then add a call to create the object with the appropriate initialization. Save the file. In the branch folder, this would be committed and tested. Perhaps a note indicating that QA testing waved a requirement would be added to file2.txt and committed again and then a merge into trunk with descriptive messages. Here is where I get fuzzy. I want to know how to navigate the Tortoise system to do this. And I do not see where switch comes in.

[@yogeshchaudhari5861]

Amazing tutorial! Thanks a lot

[@ardalanefs9310]

I like your pronunciation, where are you from?

[@tubilets]

Thank you!

[@jsampat761]

Awesome tutorial

[@DespinaDimitriadou]

Great tutorial!

[@ahmetfatihsalim7616]

we want a pAAckage... lol. Nice video, thanks for explanations

[@androidgameplays4every13]

This is amazing! thank you.

[@huangshufen2211]

good stuff, thankyou

[@ajajjamadar]

Best explained ... thanks

[@TestManagement]

Thanks Ajaj. Really appreciate you taking the time to comment.

[@ardalanefs9310]

prfect plz make new Tutorial about Merg and commit and Checkout with example

[@el-mehdichouki6355]

thank you william

[@hsaidinsan6345]

Finally british tutorial 😛

[@peterSobieraj]

You are doing it wrong. On your local copy you should have only 1 copy at a time. So you should checkout to repo/trunk, not to whole repo. And if you want to switch to some branch or tag, then there is a button "switch" to do that.

[@paulhammond8583]

Just use git.

[@sulaimansheik4591]

@thegrandfinale2 me too