I have a local repository for an SVN hosted online. I checked it out using Versions (Mac OSX). I’d now like to update this repository via command line, but I’m not sure how to link the svn command line to the already checked out repo.
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I have a local repository for an SVN hosted online. I checked it out using Versions (Mac OSX). I’d now like to update this repository via command line, but I’m not sure how to link the svn command line to the already checked out repo.
You don’t have to link the command line to your working copy. Any Working Copy created by any SVN client can be operated through command line ( unless the versions are too different or something )
Just cd in to the working copy and do
svn upto update your working copy.