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While working on local projects, you can’t get back to the state of file that was 1 day ago or 1 month ago. So it would be great if we could use SVN for local projects too.
Does anyone know how to setup svn locally to keep projects’ files versioned?
By local, I mean I should be able to version files with file:// or http://localhost/projectName with wamp installed.
FYI, I am using windows 7.
What’s your OS ?
On Windows, TortoiseSVN provides a great client, but also include a full local SVN Server.
Just click right on any empty folder and choose “Create repository here”, and you will be able to perform commits and checkouts on this repository.
There is only a little bit limitation : you can only acceed to repository with file:// protocol, no web support (which is perfect for your use).
If you also want http support (LAN or Internet), you can also use VisualSVN Server, very simple to install and setup, and almost free.