July 2005
Intermediate to advanced
944 pages
158h 24m
English
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Linux in a Nutshell, Fifth Edition
by Ellen Siever, Aaron Weber, Stephen Figgins, Robert Love, Arnold Robbins
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Subversion
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A View Down The Road
The one constant in the open source world is change. At the time of writing,
Subversion 1.0 is the current released stable version. The first development release
of Subversion 1.1 is also available. Along with a host of fixes and several new
command-line options, the next version has the following interesting features:
Symbolic links may be versioned
Unix-style symbolic links are stored in the repository as a regular file with a
special attribute. The svn client knows how to store and extract symbolic
links correctly on Unix-style systems.
Nondatabase repository backend
Repositories can be set up to store data in regular files, instead of requiring
the use of Berkeley DB.
Better localization support
The framework for localization of the Subversion code has been improved,
with at least eight translations already available.
The Subversion web site’s Roadmap page (http://subversion.tigris.org/roadmap.
html) lists the following future development goals. (You should recheck the
website, things will undoubtedly have changed.)
Subversion 1.2 goals
• Optional locking (reserved checkouts).
Medium-term goals
• True rename support (not based on copy/delete).
• Merge tracking (describes a whole class of problems).
• Repository-level Access Control ...
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