I use the Subversion on SourceForge, and sent some code via TortoiseSVN on WinXP, and it's a Revision 1. When I changed something, I tried to send it as Revision 2, but I don't know how. I was trying RapidSVN, eSVN, kdesvn, of course on Linux, but I have this same error:
svn: /svnroot/projects/**/**.kdevelop already existing, or something like that, where **** it's my project name.
What I must to do to send it as Revision 2 ?
P.S. Sorry for stupid question, and bad english.
Use the command-line tools to get acquainted with subversion. Then the tools will make more sense.
svn commit
in your checked out working directory
do:
mkdir ws
svn co file:///path/to/repo/trunk ws
cd ws
... make changes ...
svn commit
And it should say something along the lines of
Transmitted Revision 2.
In case you didn't know there's a good manual in different languages: http://svnbook.red-bean.com/
After the initial code "import" you are referring to, you then need "check in" or "commit" your changes only; version control is based on differences between revisions, not whole file imports each time.
The SVN book starts off slow with a good chapter on the fundamental concepts of source control.