Using Netbeans with local Subversion repository

In this post I'll document how to use netbeans with your local subversion repository, if you want to know how to set-up subversion in ubuntu and a local repository head to this post

If you don't mind sharing your project to the world, you can use the integrated Kenai plugin feature of netbeans 6.7 (this feature is not yet available in lower versions) which comes with several features including (but not limited) to using Bug-tracking features, collaboration etc., from withing the IDE, that said , fire up you netbeans IDE (wait for some time to let it settle down, it has some issues if you start meddling in the beginning) and select project which you want want to include in Subversion repository, right click and select Versioning>Subversion and click on it

 

Click on what is specified in the link

A window will appear

 

Add path of local svn repo(mine is "/home/vaibhav/svnrepo")

click on next , the following window will appear

Note: if your repo is remote(but is a svn repo) then provide relevant information , in the URL.

 

add whatever you like in the big box, it is the description of you first check in(in a way)

and click next

following window will appear

 

This is the list of all what is to be imported in the local repo , click finish, and your repo is code is checked-in , Now you've everything set-up  update commit or do whatever with your code.