Development snapshots of 2.1 development can be found on our daily update(d) page.
Getting Started
Installation (2.1)
Download AnkhSVN from one of the above download links.
Run the AnkhSVN installer package (It automatically updates any previous versions)
Start using AnkhSVN from Visual Studio
Using an existing solution with AnkhSVN 2.1
Open your solution
If you are the first AnkhSVN 2.1 user of this solution
If glyphs do not appear automatically choose Tools -> Options -> Source Control and make sure AnkhSVN is the active source control provider.
Verify if the solution is connected to AnkhSVN
Right click the solution file. If you have an option that says 'Add to Subversion', your Solution is not connected yet
Click Add to Subversion and confirm adding the binding
If your project is not in an existing workingcopy you are now asked where to store your project
If some of the projects do not show glyphs
Check if the projects are connected in File -> Subversion -> Change Source Control
Make sure that at least the Solution and the projects missing glyphs are connected (Many project types do not require explicit binding)
Check out a Solution from Subversion
Using Open from Subversion
Select File -> Open -> Subversion Project
Choose a Url from the dropdown or click the globe icon to add a url
Browse to the solution of your choice
Click OK
In the next dialog select a local folder to store the project
Click OK and the solution will open automatically
Via the Repository Explorer
Select View -> Repository Explorer.
When the tool window appears, choose the Plus-Folder icon to add your repository path and click OK.
Browse to the solution you would like to check out, right-click and choose Checkout Folder.
Browse to the location where you keep your working copy and press OK (you may need to create a directory first).
Open the solution inside Visual Studio. You will be asked whether to enable AnkhSVN for this solution, choose Yes.
Starting a new repository
Create a Subversion repository either by using the SVN command line tools or TortoiseSVN. The command line syntax is:
svnadmin create C:\myrepos
Open the solution you wish to check-in.
Choose View -> Solution Explorer from the Visual Studio menu.
From the right click menu select Ankh -> Add solution to Subversion repository.
Add the URL to your Subversion repository, in this example it is "file:///c:/myrepos." Note that you may want to check the box to create a new directory if you want to "import" something directly into an existing directory (specified by the URL) or a new subdirectory.
Once complete, you should now see green check-marks alongside items in the Solution Explorer window.
Daily Builds
The AnkhSVN project provides Daily builds of the current development tree. These versions are not tested, but may contain bugfixes (and new bugs) that are not in released versions.
You can find a list of changes and the last daily build on our daily update(d) page.