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Can I use Tortoise SVN to have better version control for source code on my personal computer?
I do not have to share the source code with someone, its just that I am tired of creating a new copy of the file every time I have to make some changes to it and keeping track of all these files.
Is there some link that explains the same that you can direct me to? or just tell me what I should be doing…
You can just create a “repo” on your filesystem without running a server. This article give detailed instructions. Basically you create a repo folder, use TortiseSVN to create a repository in that folder, and then check out your repo, using the file protocol (
file:///path/to/repo), into your development workspace..