Updating your plugin after downloading it from the SVN. Deleting a File from SVN cd my-local-dir/yourplugin-dir-name //GO to that file or folder and delete using svn delete filename svn delete filename cd my-local-dir svn up svn stat svn add trunk/* -force svn stat svn ci -m 'Add new file' # push the changes to online svn repo 6. cd my-local-dir //make changes to your files svn up svn stat svn add trunk/* -force svn stat svn ci -m 'Add new file' # push the changes to online svn repo 5. Updating existing files to SVN during Plugin update. cd ~/plugin-dir cp yournewfile.php my-local-dir/yourplugin-dirname/trunk/ ( or my-local-dir/yourplugin-dirname/assets/ whichever dir you want to add to ) cd my-local-dir/yourplugin-dirname svn up svn stat svn add trunk/* -force svn stat svn ci -m 'Add new file' # push the changes to online svn repo 4. Adding New files to SVN during Plugin update.
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# Go back to your plugin directory cp yourplugin.php my-local-dir/trunk/ # Copy your main plugin file from your plugin dir into my-local-dir/trunk cp style.css my-local-dir/trunk/ # Copy all other files and dir from your plugin dir into my-local-dir/trunk cp custom-functions.php my-local-dir/trunk/ # Copy your custom-functions file from your plugin dir into my-local-dir/trunk cp readme.txt my-local-dir/trunk/ # Copy your readme.txt file into my-local-dir/trunk cp screenshot-1.png my-local-dir/assets/ cp icon-128x128.png my-local-dir/assets/ cp icon-256x256.png my-local-dir/assets/ cd my-local-dir/yourplugin-dir-name # Go to plugin dir svn add trunk/* # Add all files to svn trunk repo svn add assets/* # Add all files to svn assets repo svn ci -m 'Adding first version of my plugin' # push the files you have uploaded into /truck dir of local svn repo to online svn repo # now put your password 3. Go to your plugins directory on terminal: # here co stands for checkout cd ~/plugin-dir # Go to your plugin directory in your local computer mkdir my-local-dir # Make a new dir my-local-dir inside your plugin directory cd my-local-dir svn co # load svn repo directories to your my-local-dir cd. Its is a Version Control System ( similar to git )
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Icons go in the /assets folder You should make two icons of below sizes and put them in assets folder icon-128x128.png icon-256x256.png 2. You give the path to the unversioned files and then the path under which it will. Use this command: svn add The SVN manual is rather fat and daunting. Everything else should be answered by a look at the manual. SmartSVN Professional (optionally) suggests adding new or removing. Here are my SVN notes corresponding to my earlier CVS SmartSVN Professional even shows files and directories which have been added to the. Is very useful for the source of documents or code. Is a system which allows you to track and roll back changes on text files.#Svn add new files manual
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