Changes between Version 19 and Version 20 of OurTutorial

Timestamp:

Oct 16, 2012, 10:43:50 AM (12 years ago)

Author:

pfusik

Comment:

small fixes

OurTutorial

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 As you can see in the Browse Source tab, there are three top directories in SVN:
  * branches - for the more advanced users, we don't use it yet
- * tags - contains tagged versions, for example I have put ASMA 3.4 here, we can put here all releases and betas, but we don't edit files directly here
+ * tags - contains tagged versions, usually releases and sometimes betas, we don't edit files directly here
  * trunk - it's the main work space, you can browse it from Trac, but it's much more comfortable to have a copy on your disk (see below)
 
@@ -50 +50 @@
 Choose 32-bit or 64-bit to match your Windows version.
 Any installation is fine, you can uncheck the unnecessary things such as extra icons, command-line tools and dictionaries.
-After the installation the context menu of Windows Explorer has additional TortoiseSVN commands.
+After the installation the context menu of Windows Explorer gets additional TortoiseSVN commands.
 
 == Getting a local copy of SVN ==
@@ -66 +66 @@
  * SVN Show Log - history (like Trac's Timeline, but limited to SVN changes)
  * SVN Commit - upload your local changes; this may block if someone made changes to the same file as you - in this case do SVN Update and resolve the conflicts (more info on demand: '''pfusik''')
- * SVN Revert - reverts your local changes, replacing the files with their SVN version ('''cannot be undone, use with care!''')
+ * SVN Revert - reverts your local changes, replacing the files with their SVN version '''(cannot be undone, use with care!)'''
 
 There are many other commands, but they are used less often.
@@ -82 +82 @@
 To copy or move a file, drag it '''with the right button''' - a menu will appear with options to copy, move and optionally rename. Then SVN Commit.
 
-Only SVN Commit sends our changes to the server. The other operations work locally on our computer.
+Only SVN Commit sends your changes to the server. The other operations work locally on your computer.
 
 I think that's enough for the beginning. Any questions?