Difference between team foundation server and subversion
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This document compares features between Subversion (SVN) and Team Foundation Server 2010 (TFS). It lists 11 key features such as check-out/get latest, commit/check-in, revision/changeset, and log/history. Though some feature names differ between SVN and TFS, their functionality is largely similar, such as downloading the latest files. The main differences are that TFS introduces additional features like check-out to mark files as editable, and workspace to map local and server folders.
Difference between team foundation server and subversion
- 1. Difference between the Subversion and Team Foundation Server 2010 (OR) Difference between TFS and SVN S.No Subversion Team Foundation Server 2010 1 Check-Out : Get Latest : Download the latest version of all Download the latest version of all the the files. files. 2 Update: Get Latest: Updates a file to the latest version. Updates a file to the latest version. This does nothing if you already This does nothing if you already have have the latest version or a newer the latest version or a newer version version than what is found on the than what is found on the server. server. 3 N/A Check-Out: Communicate to TFS that you desire to edit a file or folder and set it to writeable within your local filesystem. 4 Commit: Check-In: Uploads any new changes to files Uploads any new changes to files you you have edited to the Server. have edited to the Server. 5 Revision: Changeset: The Unit of versioning. Each time The Unit of versioning. Each time you you Check-in, that Check-in is Check-in, that Check-in is given a given a unique Changeset ID. unique Changeset ID. 6 Copy: Branch: A folder that contains a copy of A folder that contains a copy of the the Main source tree. Main source tree. 7 Revert : Rollback: Used to undo changes from a Used to undo changes from a Changeset inside the Repository. Changeset inside the Repository. 8 Diff : Compare : Used to analyze differences Used to analyze differences between between the a file or folder found the a file or folder found in your in your Workspace and that same Workspace and that same file or folder file or folder found in the found in the Repository. Repository. 9 Blame: Annotate: Downloads every version of a file Downloads every version of a file and and goes line-by-line creating an goes line-by-line creating an output output file showing the changeset, file showing the changeset, date, and date, and user who last edited user who last edited each line of code. each line of code.
- 2. 10 Log : History: Details a timeline of each Details a timeline of each Changeset Changeset and which user and which user updated that particular updated that particular file. file. 11 N/A Workspace: A container that maps your Working Folder found on your Local Machine to the Team Foundation Server Repository. Includes details like Name, Owner, and Computer. Summary: 1. Both TFS and SVN uses the same name Add to place a File or Folder into the Repository. 2. Both TFS and SVN uses the same name Delete to mark a File or Folder as Deleted on the Server. The file is still there, but it will not be downloaded or uploaded at the next Get or Check-in command. And, further updates on difference between questions and answers, please visit my blog @ http://onlydifferencefaqs.blogspot.in/