When using Git I usually use git add --all and then commit. I’m using SSH SVN through a terminal, and I want to add a file, but what is the command?
When using Git I usually use git add –all and then commit. I’m using
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When using Git I usually use git add --all and then commit. I’m using SSH SVN through a terminal, and I want to add a file, but what is the command?
svn add <file>; the file then is “marked” for addition. Next time you commit, the file will be added to the repository.So if you want to only add one file into the repository, use
svn add <file>followed bysvn commit <file>.