The repositoryAnyone with a Rice netId can create up to 3 repositories on the campus Subversion server. These repositories are tied to an individual and will be subject to cleanup when the individual's accounts become inactive. It is possible to transfer ownership of a repository to another individual, please submit a ticket to the IT Help system to request it. The subversion URL No Format |
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http://svn.rice.edu/r/myrepository |
You access your repository using a URL similar to what you would use in a web browser. However this URL is used with a Subversion client. There are several GUI clients and a command line client. The command line client is described in the Subversion Book linked to on the right. Let's start by decomposing the URL. The first part of the URL listed above is http. You could also use https. The difference between the two is if you use http you will not be prompted for authentication thus you will be restricted to only being able to access repositories that are readable by the public. If you use the https protocol, you will be prompted to authenticate and then you will be able to access any repository for which you have permission.
The server is svn.rice.edu. This is the campus subversion server. It supports the subversion protocol. You need a subversion client to be able to access the data on the server.
All repositories start with /r. The /r stands for repository and is mandatory.
This where you put the name of your repository, in this case it is myrepository. Though you can choose almost any name for your repository. There are some restrictions about what kind of name you can use though. The name must begin with a letter and can include letters and numbers and the special characters -, +, _. All names are lower case only.
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