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What is subversion?
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Answer / sunny
Subversion is a version control system.
The history of SVN is a revised version of CVS which is a
refined form of RCS.
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Answer / rohini
Subversion is a open source version control and license
free tool.That is, Subversion manages
files and directories, and the changes made to
them,overtime. Subversion can operate across networks,
which allows it to be used by people on different
computers.
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Answer / natraj.n
1)Subversion is free open source version control
2)all project files and modification stored in repository
from svn .
3)every changes ll be recording and monitoring and we can
easily changes undo.
4) recover the olderversion of files and remembers the svn
changes
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Answer / madhu
Suppose if we have released a version. Later if some more
features are added to the previous version we have to
create a subversion for the original version.
Ex: version 1.0.0
subversion 1.1.0
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