Updating Razuna with Subversion

Depending on which subversion code you have checked out (the "bleeding edge" or the "stable tag" one) you need to issue different commands to update to the latest code release in the repository.

Updating to a New "Bleeding Edge" (Trunk) Version

If you want to update to the latest code in the subversion repository you should issues the following commands (within the "razuna" folder);

Doing so will overwrite any changed files, while leaving any custom or privately owned files alone. In other words, it should be safe (but make a backup, just in case).

Updating the latest "Stable Version" Release

The Razuna team will release new versions quite often and you will find your self that you want to upgrade to the latest stable version. Each version is "taged" and stored in the "tags" folder of the Razuna repository. All you have to do is to "switch" to the latest version in your installation (say you want to upgrade from version 1.1 to 1.2). Thus issue the following command to do so (within the "razuna" folder);

Doing so will overwrite any changed files, while leaving any custom or privately owned files alone. In other words, it should be safe (but make a backup, just in case).