Subversion Server on Windows in 8 Minutes

This video shows you how to install and configure a Subversion server on Windows, import your project source code, check out a working copy, make changes and commit them back to the repository, all in under 8 minutes!

Mike Mason is the author of Pragmatic Guide to Subversion, a task-oriented quick start to Subversion. The book's 48 tasks will get you or a teammate up to speed on Subversion and includes Windows, Mac and Unix instructions.

[Padji]

This video was helpful for me, by make it simple and "to the point", it decided be to install a server at home for my private devs instead of backing up creating a full project folder each time.
Thx Mike!

[bud]

You were very clear in explaining how to set-up svn. Nice work.

[japanuser]

Do you know something ? You are AWESOME, Mike

[AdeoyeDotun]

Simple, straight forward and super nice... Nice 1 Mike Mason... U d man

[MikeMasonCa]

The server allows the repository to be shared over the network, so multiple people can use it. Tortoise only creates "single machine" repositories.

[Rvurpal]

thanks mate for saving us all from the
god bless you

[srhcan]

Why TortoiseSvn did not ask for username and password when it tried to access repository?

[carlsonrodriguez]

had a problem... i did what exactly you just did... but it says unknown host... at the repo browser.... and cant even browse it... server can't be found... do i have to configure my DNS first?

[bigz]

nice video, what is the difference between trunk, branches and tags. I noticed you imported your project to the trunk folder?

[seemsas]

very good tutorial, I installed as you teached without problems, thank you mike

[qskn]

thanks for such good demo of this SVN Server, much appreciated.

[keithflo]

Very nice tutorial! ... just what I was looking for!!

[neroodio]

thanks. i tried to use it via cygwin, but i cannot establish a ssh connection to the server, so i cannot use ssh+svn on windows xp. the server accepts my password, but then... it remains in silence, or i don't receive its answers. i launch some commands (ls, etc) but i only get an empty line.
i didn't have any trouble on linux. only on windows.
any suggestions?

[Baymax-Sky]

Thank you so much. Btw, Can you show the way how use post-commit hook?

[oliverdalton]

i agree with below this video is clear and detailed - i was thinking about using svn and trac as a front end

[rigilchrist]

Many thanks for this, much appreciated!

[zeeitechriver]

The repository can be created using Tortoise SVN itself. So what exactly is the role of a SVN server like VisualSVN Server or any other product like Collabnet Subversion? What extra features does a SVN server provide over repositories created by TortoiseSVN?

[danielcruzgarcia]

Hi thx for video, I have a question, How to migrate a repository from server to other server ? I use VisualSvn. thx a lot !

[saleemw]

great video.
I was wondering if it was possible to choose a google drive folder as the storage location so that you can access it from multiple machines?

[Patricok]

Great tutorial Mike. Thanks for that its pro and easy at one time. Really helpful.