If you have a file that is marked as "deleted" and you want to send the change to the server, see the section on 'commiting files'. If you have a file you want to delete from the design, see the section on 'Deleting files'. If you have a file that is marked as "added" and you want to send it to the server, see the section on 'Commiting files'.If you do not want to add the file, see the section on 'Reverting files'.ĭeleted This means that you have marked the file for deletion, but the change has not been commited to the server yet. If you have an 'unversioned' file and want to add it to the server, see the section on 'Adding files'. If you did not mean to modify the file and want to go back to the last version you downloaded, see the section on 'Reverting Files'.Īdded This means that you have marked the file for addition, but it has not been commited to the server yet. If you want to send these changes to the server so everyone else can see them, see the section on 'Commiting Files'. Modified This means that the file has been modified since the last time it was downloaded from the server. If you want to add the file, see the section on 'Adding files'. You may want to leave the file like this, as with '' in the picture, if you dont want other people to get it, or if its not part Unversioned This means that the file is not being saved in the central server, and no information about past versions of the file are being saved. There may be a newer version on the server (see the section on 'Updating files' if you want to check for newer versions). This means that the file on your local machine has not had anything done to it since the last time you downloaded it. 'modified', 'added', 'deleted', 'missing' and 'conflict', and are described below.
The most common status values are blank, 'unversioned', Author The name of the person who commited the last change to the file. This is the version when the file was last modified. Revision This is the version number of the file on your local machine. The icon identifies its 'status' described below. Figure shows an example of what the file area could look like. RapidSVN should now show the bookmark properly.Įach of the files and directories of the bookmark you have selected are shown here, along with some information describing their status.
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To fix this: delete the bookmark in windows explorer move any files you were working on to a different directory (so they wont be overwritten or deleted) delete the designs directory then in cosmos creator download the design again using the 'find new designs' button in the 'tools' menu copy your saved files over the top of the fresh copies that were just downloaded and it should be fixed. This will happen if any '.svn' directories in the design directories are deleted. If when you click on a bookmark, the 'file area' goes grey and a message 'Error while updating filelist' appears in the message area, then it means that the folder the bookmark points to does not contain the SVN data files. If you delete a design through windows explorer, you can remove its bookmark by right clicking on the bookmark and clicking 'Remove Bookmark.'. Select the design that isnt being shown, and click 'OK'. All the designs that have been downloaded are stored in the 'cosmos creator/collaborative_designs' directory. Under the 'Bookmarks' menu in RapidSVN, click on 'Add working copy.'. If a design you have downloaded is not shown in the list, you can add it manually. Some management things you may want to do are: This is as complicated as the bookmark area gets. Clicking on a bookmark makes the 'file area' show all the files and directories in the design. Bookmark Areaįor each of the designs you have downloaded to your machine (using the 'Find new designs' button in the 'Tools' menu of Cosmos Creator), a bookmark is created. Area 'A' is the bookmarks area, 'B' is the file area, and 'C' is the message area. So, for example, you can retrieve a file you accidentally deleted, or you can get back an old copy of a file.įigure shows the main screen of RapidSVN. SVN allows files to be stored on a central server and, among other things we arent using, allows mutliple people to use the same design, and remebers all the previous versions of the files. RapidSVN gives you a graphical interface to the subversion (SVN) versioning system. YThis document will explain the basic use of RapidSVN
RapidSVN is a program that allows you to send and receive updates of any code/design you have on your machine to a central svn server ( ).