Our server is svn.eg.bucknell.edu and you may access your team's repository at URL

    https://svn.eg.bucknell.edu/repository_name

Access to your team's repository is protected by user name and password.

To get started using SVN, do the following:

• Move to a Linux directory where you plan to work.

• Checkout the part of the directory tree you want to work on by doing the following at the Linux command line.

         svn checkout URL
  

  where URL is the location of the directory tree in the repository. For example,

         svn checkout https://svn.eg.bucknell.edu/cs479a
  

  will checkout the whole team's project and create a directory called cs479a in your working directory. Enter the directory cs479a and do a ls -a Linux command and you will see a .svn directory that contains information used by svn. Don't delete or move the .svn directories!

• Create a new file (fileName) (in this case, in the cs479a directory) and issue an svn add command to add the file to your working copy but not to the repository.

         svn add fileName
  

• When you are confident the file contains what you want to submit to the repository, you issue an svn commit command.

         svn commit fileName
  

  It is now in the repository and others can use it and see it on the web page.

• If you had previously checked out a project and now want to use any new updates by others, you issue an svn update command.

         svn update