Eclipse SVN Tutorial: Complete Guide

The SVN operations in Eclipse can be explained in detail by following these steps:

1. To install the Subclipse plugin in Eclipse, open Eclipse, click on the “Help” menu, select “Eclipse Marketplace”, search for “Subclipse”, click on the “Go” button, then choose the Subclipse plugin and click on the “Install” button to proceed with the installation.
2. You can create a new project or import an existing one in Eclipse. Choose the option “New” under the “File” menu to create a new project, or select the option “Import” under the “File” menu to import an existing project.
3. Connect the project to the SVN server: Right-click on the project, select the “Team” menu, then choose the “Share Project” option. In the pop-up dialog, select “SVN” as the version control system, and click “Next”. Next, choose the address and authentication information for the SVN server, and click “Finish”.
4. Check out project: If the project already exists on the SVN server, it can be downloaded to your local machine by performing a checkout operation. Right-click on the project, select the “Team” menu, and then choose the “Checkout” option. In the pop-up dialog box, select the SVN server address and local directory you want to check out, and click the “Finish” button.
5. Submit Changes: After making modifications in the project, you can submit them to the SVN server. Right-click on the project or file, select the “Team” menu, and then choose the “Commit” option. In the pop-up dialog box, select the files to be submitted, enter a commit message, and click the “OK” button.
6. Update Project: If there have been modifications to the project on the SVN server by other team members, you can sync these changes to your local copy by selecting the “Update” option from the “Team” menu by right-clicking on the project.
7. View history records: You can view the modification history of the project. Right-click on the project or file, select the “Team” menu, and then choose the “Show History” option. In the pop-up history window, you can see detailed information about each submission.
8. Resolve conflicts: If conflicts occur during updating or committing, they can be resolved through the “Edit Conflicts” option in the “Team” menu. Simply right-click on the project or file, select “Team,” and then choose “Edit Conflicts.” In the conflict resolution window that pops up, conflicts can be resolved manually and changes can be submitted to the SVN server.

The above are detailed steps for working with SVN in Eclipse. Depending on actual needs, other operations may also be involved, such as creating branches, merging code, etc.