Svk and TortoiseSVN

Usage of Svk

Initialization

1. $ svk depotmap --init

Mirroring from Remote Repository

1. $ svk mirror //mirror/foo svn://bar.sample.org/svn/foo
2. $ svk sync //mirror/foo
3. $ svk cp -p //mirror/foo //work/foo

You SHOULD NOT commit to the local mirror, "//mirror/foo".
You SHOULD commit to the local branch, "//work/foo",
and synchronizes with svk's push and pull commands.

Check out

1. $ svk co //work/foo foo

Synchronization from local depot to remote repository

1. $ svk sync //mirror/foo

Synchrosization from local mirror to local branch

1. $ svk pull //work/foo

Synchronization from local branch to local mirror and remote repository

1. $ svk push --verbatim //foo

If the option "--verbatim" exists, comments of local branches is also used to remote repository.
If the option "lump" exists, the commitment deals with revisions in the local depot as a revision in the remote repository.

Tips -- svk with TortoiseSVN

svk makes local depots at following path in Windows by default;

C:/Documents and Settings/user/.svk/local/

You can check out a working copy from the path with TortoiseSVN without svk's check out.
For example, this URL is "file:///C:/Documents and Settings/user/.svk/local".

References (in Japanese)

• Ki no Muku Mama ni - wiki
• Kino Muku Mama ni - blog

"Ki no Muku Mama ni" means "I do as I likes freely" in English.