The ASU Code Repository offers an enterprise-level source code management environment using Subversion. If you aren't familiar with what source code management is, it refers to a "version control system" that helps with managing projects that contain many contributors of files. These projects are generally related to application development, but it's use is certainly not limited to that narrow scope. If you'd like to learn more about version control, we recommend reading up on the concept in Wikipedia or the free web-based Subversion book by O'Reilly, Version Control with Subversion. The code repository offers:

• An enterprise-level Subversion environment.
• ASURITE-based authentication and a secure connection to the Subversion server.
• Web-based permissions settings for designating groups and individual users who can have read and /or write access to the projects you create.
• Compatibility with most Subversion clients, including Eclipse, Tortoise and more.

Using Subversion requires that you complete a few steps:

1. Get access to an appropriate project directory in Subversion. Optionally, project managers may wish to learn about Subversion project authorization.
2. Install and configure Subversion client software on your workstation.
3. Create a new project directory and import a new project (optional)
4. Daily workflow – Checkout a project (once), make your changes, update your copy to the latest revision, and commit your changes.

Legal Stuff

• ASU UTO Code Repository Terms of Use (DRAFT)
• ASU UTO Code Repository Service Level Agreement (DRAFT)