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25134 |
GIT für Opfer von Subversion |
7 hours |
This course shows Subversion users how to use Git. It helps to seamlessly migrate habits from SVN to Git and avoid common mistakes.
alltägliches Arbeiten
Committing
Browsing
Tagging und Branching
Merging
Going Remote
Sharing
GIT Konzepte
Git Objects
Distributed repositories
Authors und Commiters
Merging works via e-mail
Merging works from others repositories
Octopus merge
Habits Migration Process
Mirroring Subversion
Working with git in a centralized manner
Switching to distributed model
Migration process examples (Open Source projects)
GIT Plumbing and Advanced topics
Git Commands
Signatures
Ignores and Excludes
Migrating and Bridging
Using git svn clone
Working with a subversion repository and git working copy
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25023 |
Subversion für fortgeschrittene Benutzer |
14 hours |
This course is aimed at advanced users of subversion, such as release managers, project leaders, or anyone who wants their svn repository to be in a streamlined production chain, who are involved heavily with branching management, automatic build/compilation and testing, even deployment and updating. The students would benefit from this course working more closely with their development team and deployment team, especially for large size companies or those with geographically distributed branches. This course features a lot of exercises on CentOS 5 virtual machines.
Subversion design philosophy and its advantage
Typical copy-modify-merge scenario, how to solve simple conflicts
Set user policies and guild-line, make team collaboration smooth and consistent
Compensation to copy-modify-merge method (i.e., lock and unlock)
Branching and merging
When to create branches, several usages of branches,
How to resolve conflicts and do merging wisely, how to absorb changes in different directions
How to make use of new features of subversion to do branching and merging
How to encourage or discourage users' local branching
Everyday digest and revision review
Mailing list, RSS, digest
Blaming, delegation
Subversion properties
Built-in properties, properties with SVN: prefixed keywords, global properties
How to design and use these properties
Customized SVN properties for company
Creative usage of customised SVN properties
Disadvantage of SVN properties (i.e., mind the constraints and not to over-engineer it)
Subversion hooks
Hook types
General usage of already shipped hooks
Self-defined hooks
Be creative and imaginative
Secondary SVN server
For backup, fail-safe recovery
For automatic backgroup tasks
For temporary arrangement (i.e., different locations, etc.)
Integration with other tools
Issue tracking systems (i.e., bugzilla, track, Jira, etc.)
Content managing system (i.e., wiki, etc.)
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25019 |
Subversion für Administratoren |
7 hours |
This course is for system administrators who need to install and maintain Subversion software and Subversion repository. The aim of this course is to widen the skills of system administrators so that they can administer Subversion repository servers and provide the best advice of the practices of Subversion. This course features a lot of lab exercises on Linux virtual machines.
SVN server setup
install the package and all dependences
to create one repository or several repositories with sensible location considerations, initial import, migrate from CVS and other version control systems
Fine-tune all kinds of access schemes, including http, https, svn, svn+ssh, file, specially to consider following
how to configure apache modules
to use ssh environment variables to shorten svn+ssh:// urls
to define proper user databases and design complex access control list or authorization patterns
to integrate with LDAP / domain controller / MySQL / PAM / etc for user authentications
Configure sensible repository layout
each sub-project has complete tree structure such as trunk, branches and tags, suitable for sub-projects are inclusive and self-contained, not much inter-dependence, APIs of each sub-projects are stable and mature
all modules exist on trunk / branches and tags, suitable for a logically compact project, there exists strong coupling among modules
difference and benefits
Backup strategy and disaster recovery
backup strategy, including: native method with svn sync, third-party tools such as rsync, hot copy
whole reposity backup vs each revision checkout or dump
disaster recovery
permanently remove files and history
Basic knowledge about managing repositories
normal working cycle with subversion (hand-on practices)
create branches and tages
create locks and other controls
design client-side tools and integrate them with IDEs
choose and configure repository viewing facilities
set general user policies, including set subversion hooks for those hard restrictions
design automatic check-out and build or compilation, and even automatic testing
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25020 |
Subversion für Benutzer |
7 hours |
This course has been created for people who need to work co-operatively. The course explains the concepts of merges, conflicts, branches, revisions and diff files. Participants will learn how to use command line tools as well as GUIs like Tortoise.
Repository Basics
What is a repository
What should be stored in a repository
Tracking file changes and history
Repository URL and protocols
Working With Revisions
Import project
Concept of working copies
Checking out and exporting
Checking in and writing log messages
Solving conflicts
Finding differences between revisions and working copy files
Reverting changes
Adding new files to the repository
Removing, moving and renaming files in the repository and working copy
Creating snapshots with tagging
Switching files to a certain moment in the past
Sharing Files
Locking and unlocking file
The Lock-Modify-Unlock Solution versus Copy-Modify-Merge Solution
Branching and Merging
Creating branches
Merging changes
Troubleshooting
How to deal with not properly moved or copied files and folders
Dealing with multiple working copies
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