Subversion

From Shiftyjelly

Show the status of the repository.

svn status or svn st

Show the difference between the checked out file and the head of the repository.

svn diff config/environment.rb

Compare 2 revisions of a file

 svn diff -rrev1:rev2 file

Show detailed history for a file

 svn log -v file

Add a file to the repository.

svn add config/environment.rb

Commit a change to the repository.

svn commit -m "bug fix" config/environment.rb or ci

Revert an uncommitted change

 svn revert file

Revert an already committed change

 svn merge -r rev:rev-1 path

To ignore a file so that svn status doesn’t display it. Run the command below, selecting the directory that contains the file e.g. log. Add the pattern of the filename you want to ignore for example development.log. Note: The file can’t be in subversion so remove it first.

svn propedit svn:ignore log

Show the status of all files.

svn status --no-ignore

Show pending updates without applying them.

 svn status --show-updates or -u

Update the working copy

 svn update or up

Add your project into svn.

svn import -m "New import" Geekygecko svn://local/geekygecko/trunk/

Display the contents of the repository root.

svn list svn://led/

Checkout a project from svn into a directory called Geekygecko.

svn checkout svn://localhost/geekygecko/trunk Geekygecko or co

Find out where a working copy came from

svn info path
svn info

Create a release, branch or tag using a copy

svn copy -m "tag message" svn+ssh://username@www.webserver.com/home/username/svn/project/trunk 
                          svn+ssh://username@www.webserver.com/home/username/svn/project/releases/project_20081029_added_gui/

Create a patch file

 svn diff > patchfile

Apply a patch file

 path -p0 -i patchfile

Create a full repository backup

 svnadmin dump repos > dumpfile

Create an incremental repository backup

 svnadmin dump --incremental --revision rev1:rev2 repos

Create a hotcopy backup of the repository

 svnadmin hotcopy repos backup-repos

Checkout a version based on a particular date (Note: If you do not specify time it will be 00:00)

 svn checkout -r {"2008-06-13 23:59"} svnrep/projectname/trunk my_checked_out_project

Git

How to create your own fork

Go to github and click the “fork” button.
git clone git://github.com/stevenbristol/lovd-by-less.git
cd lovd-by-less
Make your changes
git status
git commit -a
git push
go back to git hub and click the “pull request” button.