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I'm using Tortoise SVN under Windows XP. And I am pretty new to the use of SVN.
I have a programming project for which I have built a repository. The project folder has a number of files under it in several subfolders. Things happen quickly when I commit, so I wanted to ask.
When I first commit the project, I want to know how it numbers the whole "package". Is the first commit at version 1? - ie are all the files and subfolders treated as a group and numbered as version 1? Or is each file given its own version number?
For a subsequent commit, is there a new version number for the project as a whole - with all the files saved again - changed or unchanged?
Or are the version numbers changed for each changed file, and not for the unchanged files? Is that the way this works?
Frankly, I would like the project version numbered as a group - so that each version contains a copy of all the files, even if they haven't changed. And to recover, I would like to bring back a version - the entire set of files for that version. Can that be done?
Lou.