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Everytime before connecting to svn server, there are 2 ‘Team’ options to choose: ‘Apply Patch’ and ‘Share Project’. Both options seem to perform the same when intializing the svn project.
In addition, how is the functional difference between ‘Commit…’ and ‘Apply Patch’?
What exactly is the difference?
The apply patch is used to add changes saved into a diff file (that is the patch) to the current file/project. Such patches are used e.g. for summarizing changes that can be moved independently of version control systems, such as added as a Bugzilla attachment.
Share project is used to upload the project to an SVN server.