How can I upload files to svn in google code

[DaviesX]

I want to upload some files to the svn. I used svn import command, and it works. But how can I upload some specific files to the repository? Can I reserve the files from older version to the new version because I don't want to import everything every time I submit changes, it's too slow

Any help? please

[slickymaster]

Use TortoiseSVN.

After installing it, create a folder to hold all your files that you will work on.
Right-click on this folder and choose “SVN Checkout…” and in the “URL of repository:” enter your project’s URL, press OK and enter your Google username and your GoogleCode.com password.
With that done, right click again on your folder and chose "TortoiseSVN/Add…" and select the files you want to upload to the SVN.

[DaviesX]

How about in linux?

[slickymaster]

How about in linux?

Take a look at this tutorial: How to use SVN (Subversion) on Google Code hosting.

See if that's what you're looking for.

[DaviesX]

The link is broken, but I got it now.
I'll write the solution down so everybody else sees it will know exactly what to do.

To handle the svn properly,
First you need to create a repository of the project in YOUR computer. It will become what is called a "working copy". You will use command "svnadmin" to do that

svnadmin create "PATH ON YOUR COMPUTER"

Then check out your project on Google code, you'll find the command on your project site. That will be something like,

svn checkout https://XXX.XXX.XXX/svn/ "PROJECT NAME" --username="YOUR USER NAME"

If you change the code, copy it to the repository (working copy), then use

svn add "CHANGED FILES' PATH"
svn commit "CHANGED FILES' FOLDERS' PATH"

And that's almost everything about it.

For more information, here is the website I've got most information from:
http://civicactions.com/blog/2010/ma...7_simple_steps (How To Set Up An SVN Repository In 7 Simple Steps)