Zend Studio and CVS / SVN
Good day to all habrariders. I would like to share with you my experience in setting up Zend Studio to work with the repository version control system (CVS / SVN). Habralyudy, having information on this topic can unsubscribe in the comments whether their path was so thorny as mine, or somewhere in the internet they found a companion to the dock.
It all started with the fact that my project began to gain momentum and I stopped working on it alone. Having installed and configured Subversion, I set about setting up my favorite IDE. I just want to note that I configured for SVN and this manual will be relevant for this system, but the configuration for CVS will not be much different. So to the point:
Project -> New Project = Create a project and customize it for your needs, in passing, if it is not local, add (c) FTP and other servers to it, or directories from the same place.
Tools -> Preferences -> Source Control = select the version control system that is relevant for your server.
Tools -> Subversion -> Checkout = we run here to make settings for the server itself. Consider every detail:
Module url - link to your project, of type svn: // your_address / project_name or your_address / project_name
Working Directory = here I actually had a snag that, out of ignorance, I pointed out here not the folder in which my project was created and created, but another completely folder. Therefore, I advise you to create a project right away in creating a folder in it, in which the project will be checkedout from the server to you and back.
User Name && Password = authorization on the server, I think everything is clear.
In the additional parameters below, you can specify options, such as for example the version of the revision to be merged, by default the last is poured, but the same can be done differently.
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That's actually passed your first checkout, I hope I successfully received the files from the server, if not describe in the comments.
Well, then work with the project, add and edit your files, in general, develop the project together and commit to health.
Healthy criticism and amendments accept in the comments.
It all started with the fact that my project began to gain momentum and I stopped working on it alone. Having installed and configured Subversion, I set about setting up my favorite IDE. I just want to note that I configured for SVN and this manual will be relevant for this system, but the configuration for CVS will not be much different. So to the point:
Project -> New Project = Create a project and customize it for your needs, in passing, if it is not local, add (c) FTP and other servers to it, or directories from the same place.
Tools -> Preferences -> Source Control = select the version control system that is relevant for your server.
Tools -> Subversion -> Checkout = we run here to make settings for the server itself. Consider every detail:
Module url - link to your project, of type svn: // your_address / project_name or your_address / project_name
Working Directory = here I actually had a snag that, out of ignorance, I pointed out here not the folder in which my project was created and created, but another completely folder. Therefore, I advise you to create a project right away in creating a folder in it, in which the project will be checkedout from the server to you and back.
User Name && Password = authorization on the server, I think everything is clear.
In the additional parameters below, you can specify options, such as for example the version of the revision to be merged, by default the last is poured, but the same can be done differently.
')
That's actually passed your first checkout, I hope I successfully received the files from the server, if not describe in the comments.
Well, then work with the project, add and edit your files, in general, develop the project together and commit to health.
Healthy criticism and amendments accept in the comments.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/14133/
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