Once we have fixed it we can merge our changes back into the
trunk??”referencing the ticket once more??”and then resolve our ticket as before.
Summary
In this chapter we saw how to address the two most common tasks during a
software development project??”adding a feature and fixing a bug. We not only saw
the common work flow shared by these two activities but also how they differ. We
looked at how to plan work using milestones and use tags in Subversion to mark
significant moments in time??”like the completion of our milestones.
With our knowledge of project management for software development, our project
server using Trac and Subversion, and the skills and processes for using them to add
features and fix bugs, we are now ready to manage our software development.
Installing Subversion
This appendix covers detailed, step-by-step instructions for installing Subversion
on your system, and covers Microsoft Windows and Linux. Unless otherwise noted,
these instructions apply to both Client and Server installations.
Microsoft Windows
If you are configuring a server, you should install Apache (Appendix B)
prior to installing Subversion.
1. Download and run svn-1.4.5-setup.exe from http://subversion.
tigris.org/files/documents/15/39559/svn-1.
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