Subversion
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Subversion is the name of the project used to maintain the Open Babel version control repository. There are many clients for Subversion, including command-line and GUI applications. For more links, see the Subversion website.
The following table suggests Subversion commands useful for Open Babel contributors. More documentation can be found in the Official SVN Manual.
Subversion Command | What it does |
svn co https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/openbabel/openbabel/trunk openbabel | Check out the latest development version of Open Babel |
svn co https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/openbabel/openbabel/branches/openbabel-2-0-x openbabel | Check out the current stable branch (2.0.x) of Open Babel |
svn update | Update the current directory and subdirectories with any new changes |
svn add filename | Add the file 'filename to the repository |
svn remove filename | Remove the file filename (before a commit) |
svn mv filename newname | Move/rename the file filename to newname |
svn commit | Commit the changes to the central repository |
svn diff | Return a diff set of differences between the working copy and the central repository |
svn co repo/branches/foo openbabel | Check out a branch named foo into the directory named openbabel |
svn switch repo/branches/foo | Switch the current working copy to a branch named foo |
svn copy repo/branches/foo | Create a branch named foo with the current working copy |