Programming Howto:SVN Client Setup - Revision history

Mellinger at 09:48, 5 June 2023

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	* Right-click the folder you picked in the last step. From the context menu, choose the "SVN Checkout..." option – a dialog window appears.		* Right-click the folder you picked in the last step. From the context menu, choose the "SVN Checkout..." option – a dialog window appears.
	* In the dialog window, enter the repository URL: <code><nowiki>http://www.bci2000.org/svn/tags/releases/current</nowiki></code>, choose "HEAD revision" and "include externals". Then, click OK.		* In the dialog window, enter the repository URL: <code><nowiki>http://www.bci2000.org/svn/tags/releases/current</nowiki></code>, choose "HEAD revision" and "include externals". Then, click OK.
	* You will be prompted for your user name and password. This account is the same that you use to log into [~~http~~://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj Trac] and [[special:userlogin\|into this Wiki]].		* You will be prompted for your user name and password. This account is the same that you use to log into [https://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj Trac] and [[special:userlogin\|into this Wiki]].

	== Checking out older versions ==		== Checking out older versions ==
	If you think that the current version of BCI2000 is not working properly, or would like to work with an older version for some other reason, you should first check whether one of the releases in <tt>~~http~~://www.bci2000.org/svn/tags/releases</tt> suits you needs.		If you think that the current version of BCI2000 is not working properly, or would like to work with an older version for some other reason, you should first check whether one of the releases in <tt>https://www.bci2000.org/svn/tags/releases</tt> suits you needs.

	Otherwise, to obtain a revision that is newer than the latest binary release, you will need to do a checkout of <tt>~~http~~://www.bci2000.org/svn/trunk</tt>.		Otherwise, to obtain a revision that is newer than the latest binary release, you will need to do a checkout of <tt>https://www.bci2000.org/svn/trunk</tt>.

	In both cases, you may enter a "Revision number" into the checkout dialog in order to obtain an older revision.		In both cases, you may enter a "Revision number" into the checkout dialog in order to obtain an older revision.

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	If you think that the current version of BCI2000 is not working properly, or would like to work with an older version for some other reason, you should first check whether one of the releases in <tt>http://www.bci2000.org/svn/tags/releases</tt> suits you needs.		If you think that the current version of BCI2000 is not working properly, or would like to work with an older version for some other reason, you should first check whether one of the releases in <tt>http://www.bci2000.org/svn/tags/releases</tt> suits you needs.

	Otherwise, to obtain a revision that is newer than the latest binary release, you will need to do a checkout of <tt>http://www.bci2000.org/trunk</tt>.		Otherwise, to obtain a revision that is newer than the latest binary release, you will need to do a checkout of <tt>http://www.bci2000.org/svn/trunk</tt>.

	In both cases, you may enter a "Revision number" into the checkout dialog in order to obtain an older revision.		In both cases, you may enter a "Revision number" into the checkout dialog in order to obtain an older revision.

Mellinger: /* Setting up TortoiseSVN to access the BCI2000 code repository */

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Setting up TortoiseSVN to access the BCI2000 code repository

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	* Create or pick an empty folder located on your machine’s harddrive. This will hold your working copy of the BCI2000 source tree, in an automatically created subfolder called "BCI2000."		* Create or pick an empty folder located on your machine’s harddrive. This will hold your working copy of the BCI2000 source tree, in an automatically created subfolder called "BCI2000."
	* Right-click the folder you picked in the last step. From the context menu, choose the "SVN Checkout..." option – a dialog window appears.		* Right-click the folder you picked in the last step. From the context menu, choose the "SVN Checkout..." option – a dialog window appears.
	* In the dialog window, enter the repository URL: <code><nowiki>http://www.bci2000.org/svn/tags/releases/current</nowiki></code>, choose "HEAD revision", ~~and~~ click OK.		* In the dialog window, enter the repository URL: <code><nowiki>http://www.bci2000.org/svn/tags/releases/current</nowiki></code>, choose "HEAD revision" and "include externals". Then, click OK.
	* You will be prompted for your user name and password. This account is the same that you use to log into [http://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj Trac] and [[special:userlogin\|into this Wiki]].		* You will be prompted for your user name and password. This account is the same that you use to log into [http://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj Trac] and [[special:userlogin\|into this Wiki]].

Mellinger: /* Checking out older versions */

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	== Checking out older versions ==		== Checking out older versions ==
	If you think that the current version of BCI2000 is not working properly, or would like to work with an older version for some other reason, you may enter a "Revision number" into the checkout dialog.		If you think that the current version of BCI2000 is not working properly, or would like to work with an older version for some other reason, you should first check whether one of the releases in <tt>http://www.bci2000.org/svn/tags/releases</tt> suits you needs.

			Otherwise, to obtain a revision that is newer than the latest binary release, you will need to do a checkout of <tt>http://www.bci2000.org/trunk</tt>.

			In both cases, you may enter a "Revision number" into the checkout dialog in order to obtain an older revision.
	The "Show Log" button will provide you with an overview of the latest changes and their associated revision numbers.		The "Show Log" button will provide you with an overview of the latest changes and their associated revision numbers.

Mellinger: /* Setting up TortoiseSVN to access the BCI2000 code repository */

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Setting up TortoiseSVN to access the BCI2000 code repository

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	* Create or pick an empty folder located on your machine’s harddrive. This will hold your working copy of the BCI2000 source tree, in an automatically created subfolder called "BCI2000."		* Create or pick an empty folder located on your machine’s harddrive. This will hold your working copy of the BCI2000 source tree, in an automatically created subfolder called "BCI2000."
	* Right-click the folder you picked in the last step. From the context menu, choose the "SVN Checkout..." option – a dialog window appears.		* Right-click the folder you picked in the last step. From the context menu, choose the "SVN Checkout..." option – a dialog window appears.
	* In the dialog window, enter the repository URL: <code><nowiki>http://www.bci2000.org/svn/~~trunk~~</nowiki></code>, choose "HEAD revision", and click OK.		* In the dialog window, enter the repository URL: <code><nowiki>http://www.bci2000.org/svn/tags/releases/current</nowiki></code>, choose "HEAD revision", and click OK.
	* You will be prompted for your user name and password. This account is the same that you use to log into [http://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj Trac] and [[special:userlogin\|into this Wiki]].		* You will be prompted for your user name and password. This account is the same that you use to log into [http://{{SERVERNAME}}/tracproj Trac] and [[special:userlogin\|into this Wiki]].

Mellinger at 10:24, 7 November 2007

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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Programming Howto:Using TortoiseSVN]]		[[Programming Howto:Using TortoiseSVN]]

	[[Category:Howto]] [[Category:Development]] [[Category:Prerequisites]]		[[Category:Howto]] [[Category:Development]] [[Category:Prerequisites]]

Mellinger at 10:03, 7 November 2007

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Admin: SVN Client Setup moved to Programming Howto:SVN Client Setup

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Mellinger at 16:12, 4 October 2007

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	*[[Using TortoiseSVN]]		*[[Using TortoiseSVN]]

	[[Category:Howto]] [[Category:Development]] [[Category:~~Preliminaries~~]]		[[Category:Howto]] [[Category:Development]] [[Category:Prerequisites]]

Mellinger at 14:48, 10 July 2007

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	==Troubleshooting==		==Troubleshooting==
	* When trying to checkout, update, or commit, you get an error message: "PROPFIND request failed", "OPTIONS request failed", "could not connect to server", or the like.		*'''Symptom:''' When trying to checkout, update, or commit, you get an error message: "PROPFIND request failed", "OPTIONS request failed", "could not connect to server", or the like.
	:Quite likely, you are behind a firewall, and internet access is over a proxy server.		**'''Cause:''' Quite likely, you are behind a firewall, and internet access is over a proxy server.
	:To configure TortoiseSVN for use with a proxy server, right-click your desktop, choose TortoiseSVN->Settings->Network, check "Enable Proxy" and enter the appropriate information. If unsure, contact your local system administrator.		**'''Fix:''' To configure TortoiseSVN for use with a proxy server, right-click your desktop, choose TortoiseSVN->Settings->Network, check "Enable Proxy" and enter the appropriate information. If unsure, contact your local system administrator.
	* You configured TortoiseSVN for use with a proxy server as described above. Now, checking out works fine, however on updates or commits, you get strange errors about failed requests.
	:Your proxy server is not forwarding SVN's WebDAV requests correctly.		*'''Symptom:''' You configured TortoiseSVN for use with a proxy server as described above. Now, checking out works fine, however on updates or commits, you get strange errors about failed requests.
	:To keep the proxy from interfering with the protocol, change your setup to use an encrypted connection:		**'''Cause:''' Your proxy server is not forwarding SVN's WebDAV requests correctly.
			**'''Fix:''' To keep the proxy from interfering with the protocol, change your setup to use an encrypted connection:
	:*Right-click on your source tree's top folder, choose TortoiseSVN->Relocate.		:*Right-click on your source tree's top folder, choose TortoiseSVN->Relocate.
	:*In the "to URL" edit field, modify <code><nowiki>http://</nowiki></code> to read <code><nowiki>https://</nowiki></code>.		:*In the "to URL" edit field, modify <code><nowiki>http://</nowiki></code> to read <code><nowiki>https://</nowiki></code>.

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	== Setting up TortoiseSVN to access the BCI2000 code repository ==		== Setting up TortoiseSVN to access the BCI2000 code repository ==
	To set up TortoiseSVN and download the BCI2000 source code to your computer, follow these steps:		To set up TortoiseSVN and download the BCI2000 source code to your computer, follow these steps:
	* Download the latest stable version from http://tortoisesvn.net/, and execute the installer program. This page has been written for version 1.40, but should be ~~pretty~~ independent of TortoiseSVN's version number.		* Download the latest stable version from http://tortoisesvn.net/, and execute the installer program. This page has been written for version 1.40, but should be rather independent of TortoiseSVN's version number.
	* Create or pick an empty folder located on your machine’s harddrive. This will hold your working copy of the BCI2000 source tree, in an automatically created subfolder called "BCI2000."		* Create or pick an empty folder located on your machine’s harddrive. This will hold your working copy of the BCI2000 source tree, in an automatically created subfolder called "BCI2000."
	* Right-click the folder you picked in the last step. From the context menu, choose the "SVN Checkout..." option – a dialog window appears.		* Right-click the folder you picked in the last step. From the context menu, choose the "SVN Checkout..." option – a dialog window appears.
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	:*Right-click on your source tree's top folder, choose TortoiseSVN->Relocate.		:*Right-click on your source tree's top folder, choose TortoiseSVN->Relocate.
	:*In the "to URL" edit field, modify <code><nowiki>http://</nowiki></code> to read <code><nowiki>https://</nowiki></code>.		:*In the "to URL" edit field, modify <code><nowiki>http://</nowiki></code> to read <code><nowiki>https://</nowiki></code>.
	:*On the first connection, TortoiseSVN will display a warning message: [[Image:TortoiseCertificateWarning.PNG]]		:*On the first connection, TortoiseSVN will display a warning message: [[Image:TortoiseCertificateWarning.PNG\|center]]
	::Click "Accept permanently" to continue.		::Click "Accept permanently" to continue.

	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Using TortoiseSVN]]		*[[Programming Howto:Using TortoiseSVN]]

	[[Category:Howto]] [[Category:Development]] [[Category:Prerequisites]]		[[Category:Howto]] [[Category:Development]] [[Category:Prerequisites]]