SVNrendszerek

SVNrendszerek refers to the Hungarian term for SVN systems, where SVN stands for Subversion. Subversion is a centralized version control system developed by CollabNet. It is widely used by software developers and other professionals to manage changes to their projects over time. The primary function of SVN is to track revisions of files, allowing users to revert to previous versions, branch development, and merge changes from different contributors.

The core concept of Subversion revolves around a central repository that stores all the project files and their revision history. Developers "check out" a working copy of the project from the repository to their local machine. They can then make modifications to these files. Once changes are made, they can be "committed" back to the central repository, creating a new revision. This process ensures that all changes are recorded and can be accessed by other team members.

Key features of Subversion include atomic commits, which guarantee that a commit either succeeds entirely or fails completely, preventing partial updates. It also supports directory versioning, meaning that the system can track changes to the structure of directories as well as individual files. SVNrendszerek, therefore, encompass the implementation and use of these Subversion functionalities within a Hungarian context, likely referring to businesses or organizations in Hungary that utilize Subversion for their software development or project management needs. While newer distributed version control systems like Git have gained popularity, Subversion remains a viable option for many projects due to its robustness and established workflows.