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Course Outline
Subversion design philosophy and its advantages
- Understanding the typical copy-modify-merge workflow and techniques for resolving simple conflicts.
- Establishing user policies and guidelines to ensure smooth and consistent team collaboration.
- Implementing the lock-and-unlock mechanism as a complement to the copy-modify-merge method.
Branching and merging
- Determining when to create branches and exploring various use cases for them.
- Effectively resolving conflicts and merging changes, including strategies for absorbing modifications from different directions.
- Leveraging newer Subversion features to streamline branching and merging processes.
- Guiding users on when to encourage or discourage local branching practices.
Daily digests and revision reviews
- Utilizing mailing lists, RSS feeds, and digest tools for updates.
- Performing blame analysis and managing delegation of tasks.
Subversion properties
- Overview of built-in properties, properties with SVN-prefixed keywords, and global properties.
- Best practices for designing and implementing these properties.
- Creating custom Subversion properties tailored to organizational needs.
- Innovative applications of customized Subversion properties.
- Awareness of the limitations and constraints of Subversion properties to avoid over-engineering.
Subversion hooks
- Classification of different hook types.
- General usage patterns for hooks that ship with Subversion.
- Development of self-defined hooks for specific requirements.
- Fostering creativity in the application of hooks for automation and control.
Secondary Subversion servers
- Setting up secondary servers for backup and fail-safe recovery.
- Utilizing secondary servers for automatic background tasks.
- Managing temporary arrangements, such as support for distributed locations.
Integration with other tools
- Integration with issue tracking systems such as Bugzilla, Track, and Jira.
- Connecting with content management systems, including wikis.
Requirements
- Strong proficiency in SVN is required.
- Participants are preferably expected to have completed the Subversion for Administrators and Subversion for Users courses.
- This course can be condensed into a one-day format with reduced exercise content, which may also adjust the fee structure.
14 Hours
Testimonials (2)
The fact that it wasn't just done in windows that it actually made use of the command line as we may not always have windows to work with.
Nigel Clutterbuck
Course - Subversion for Advanced Users
I was benefit from reviving old files from previous revisions.
