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Subversion is an open-source version control system.   
 
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Subversion provides very fine access control, so only those who you authorise can access your project.  If your project is currently held under CVS, the [http://subversion.tigris.org/project_links.html Subversion links page] lists several tools for converting CVS to Subversion repositories.
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==Example Project==
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==An Example Project==
 
  
 
The link below provides access to an example repository.  In this case, the repository holds materials for a course on "How to manage your research project using version control".
 
The link below provides access to an example repository.  In this case, the repository holds materials for a course on "How to manage your research project using version control".
  
 
read access for anyone through websvn coming soon...
 
read access for anyone through websvn coming soon...
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Through your browser, you may:
 
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* Download a copy of the repository
 
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Subversion provides very fine access control, so only those who you authorise can access your project.  If your project is currently held under CVS, the [http://subversion.tigris.org/project_links.html Subversion links page] lists several tools for converting CVS to Subversion repositories.
 

Revision as of 16:20, 9 February 2006


Subversion is an open-source version control system.

Example Project

The link below provides access to an example repository. In this case, the repository holds materials for a course on "How to manage your research project using version control".

read access for anyone through websvn coming soon...