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Asked: 2026-06-09T18:14:34+00:00

I have a local project maintained in local SVN repository (although I’m quite new

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I have a local project maintained in local SVN repository (although I’m quite new to this source control concept).

I need to push these entire repository (TortoiseSVN repository) to online assembla repository . Can someone tell how to proceed with it and how to work with it?

  • Also can someone mention how does the check out and check in work here in TortoiseSVN and Subversion?

  • Which one actually works for which?

  • And lastly the main. How do I push my all commits in local repository to assembla repository?

Please can someone tell me the steps? My project is in Visual Studio 2010. Working on an Asp.net MVC project.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Since you are new to Apache Subversion you can consider the Version Control with Subversion book (aka the SVNBook) and TortoiseSVN manual. They are great source of info about Subversion and just a good reading that describes the version-control concepts.

    • TortoiseSVN is an Apache Subversion client for Windows implemented as a Windows shell extension. Apache Subversion is a version control system.

    • Aren’t you confusing the working copy and repository terms? BTW you do not check in with Subversion. You commit your changes to a repository.

    • There is no push or pull in Subversion. You should import your local repository to Assembla. As far as I know you should dump your repository and import it to Assembla, though they may provide some other way to do that. I’m not aware of that unfortunately.

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