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Some more tips

• You can use the svn import command to import a local directory into a repository.
• If you plan on making branches in your repository, then you should start each project with the following structure:

    
  /project/branches/
          /tags/
          /trunk/
             foo.c
             bar.c
             Makefile
  

• If you have added or deleted files/directories to your working copy, and you want to publish those additions/deletions to the repository,
  • you must give explicit svn add and svn delete commands.
  • additions and deletions will be reflected at the time of the next commit.
• Don't store generated files in the Repository. For example, if your project is mostly Java source code, you would store the .java source files and any .xml files used by ant, but you wouldn't store the generated .class or .jar files.

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