Premise:
The SVN software has been installed and accounts and permissions have been configured.
SVN pulls items
Get the SVN address, create a new folder, right-click in the blank area of the folder, and select SVN Checkout. Windows 11 will display more options.
After CheckOut is checked, the following pop-up box appears:
Copy and paste the SVN address to the area in the red line box and click OK. Then, the SVN will pull the file from the SVN repository to the local computer and wait until it is finished.
When done, click OK as shown.
The SVN submits files to the repository
Copy the file to be submitted to the local folder. The existing files in the SVN repository are displayed with a green check mark, but the newly copied files have no corresponding icon.
After the file is copied, click in the blank area of the folder and select SVN Commit to Commit the file to the SVN remote repository.
Then the pop-up box:
Select the following file and the submitted Message. After filling in both, OK becomes optional. Click OK.
Verify that the file is successfully uploaded
Copy the SVN address to the browser and check whether the new submitted file can be found in the corresponding folder. If yes, the submission succeeds. Otherwise, the submission fails.