Subversion - A Summary Cheat Sheet

I'd add that IMHO It's far nicer to use svn+ssh than http. You don't have to mess about with all the apache setup, permissions, etc etc. The first few repos I set up, I went through the whole apache webdav etc etc painful. Then I found the svn+ssh and use that every time now.<p>$svn co svn+ssh://myhost/var/svn/repos<p>Just setup passwordless ssh if you haven't already, and it works like a dream.

Cheat sheets are great and all, but they don't teach you version control. I think that what we have here is a very difficult topic to grasp for most people, and countless cheat sheets don't make people understand them.<p>For example, look at how they are telling you to resolve conflicts.<p>5.) Resolve Conflicts (Merge Others’ Changes):<p><pre><code> $svn update $svn resolved </code></pre> Resolving conflicts is almost never that easy, unless it's some white space. Even then you still want to peruse a diff to see what is going on. I know cheat sheets aren't meant as tutorials, but glossing over important stuff like resolving conflicts doesn't really help anybody.

AWESOME-O ! Nice, concise cheat sheet. Wish I'd had this 12 months ago. Thanks for sharing.