'''Subversion is no longer used, the team has switched to Git'''

Subversion is used for version control; the repositories are stored in /home/svn.  Repositories are accessed securely from subversion clients (such as !NetBeans) using the URL:
    * svn+ssh://jupiter2.raidtech.net/home/svn/<repositoryname>
Separate repositories are used for each sub-team that does not need to share code with other sub-teams (e.g. gameapp, sensors, etc.).  Experiments should be done using the test repository.
=== Creating a repository:
{{{
sudo svnadmin create /home/svn/myrepo
sudo chown -R root:swdev /home/svn/myrepo/db
sudo chmod -R g+w        /home/svn/myrepo/db
sudo chown -R root:swdev /home/svn/myrepo/locks
sudo chmod -R g+w        /home/svn/myrepo/locks
}}}
After creating a repository, add it to Trac using the [http://wiki.raidtech.net/admin/versioncontrol/repository web interface].  If there is data in the repository already, you may need to execute the following command:
{{{
sudo trac-admin /var/local/trac repository resync "myrepo"
}}}
You may also need to add a post-commit hook in the repository to call:
{{{
trac-admin /var/local/trac changeset added "myrepo" $REV
}}}
For more information see: http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.7/svn.reposadmin.create.html

=== Adding a project
To create a project within a repository using the command line, on your local computer:
 * create project dir myproj w/sub-dirs: tags, branches, trunk
 * create/copy your project under myproj/trunk (see example helloc project in test repository)
 * cd myproj
 * svn import !svn+ssh://jupiter2.raidtech.net/<repositoryname> -m "initial import"
You can also usually create projects using the subversion client in your IDE.