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Asked: 2026-06-11T10:45:01+00:00

I am developing a ASP.net project in visual studio. Every thing was fine when

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I am developing a ASP.net project in visual studio.
Every thing was fine when I was the only developer here, but I needed some helping hands to contribute to my project.

Currently there are 4 developers not in a same geographic location.
So after the files are changed and submitted to me, a lot of effort and time is wasted in merging the code.
So I was thinking of creating a subversion of this project.
I have worked with SVN through Tortoise, but I have not done the set up.
Please suggest me a way to set up an SVN.
Any suggestion will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

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  1. Editorial Team

    First thing you need to decide is the hosting space for your code.

    • If you are developing an opensource project, then you can go for code.google.com or any other provider. If your project is private, then you can coose any private repository such as assembla. If you go in this way, you will get a checkout url. You can just commit your project to this url.
    • If you are having your own server to host the code, then follow the steps provided in this article.
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