This command prints the status of working directories and files. If you have made local changes, it’ll show your locally modified items.

When you do an svn commit the file will be deleted from your local sand box immediately as well as from the repository after committing.

When you are creating a new file or directory, you generally need to tell the SVN to apply properties to the file in places that have keywords in a special format  Note that the keyword value won’t appear in the file until you do an svn commit

When you are creating a new file or directory, you need to tell the SVN server about it. This command does that. Note that the file won’t appear in the repository until you do an svn commit

Example : svn add trunk/*

This command is used to pull an SVN tree from the server. You should only need to do this once.

Example : svn co http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/phpcodezcomments/ comments

Below given are the basic SVN commands

• svn checkout
• svn co
• svn add
• svn propset
• svn delete
• svn status
• svn update
• svn up
• svn ci
• svn commit
• svn diff
• svn move
• svn mv
• svn ren
• svn rename