Svn has been used before. Recently, using sae requires svn deployment, and I found that it is basically useless. So now I use git to manage even svn (git svn).
As for the tools, if you are interested, it is still necessary to understand the command line, whether it is git or svn.
With GUI, XCode can manage svn and git, although the functions are a bit simpler. I think it's enough if you develop it alone.
For git, there is a free gui tool that is great, SourceTree. This also supports svn, but it is managed using git svn.
I forgot the name of the free svn gui tool. @gaosboy Jiang knows it
Try changing the file encoding to utf8
Git also seems to have a problem with Chinese garbled characters. I have been using a utf8 branch version of Tortoisegit before, but I don’t think it will be updated later.
I have been using git svn before, but it seems not as convenient to use as Tortoisesvn. It seems to have all the functions, but it is a bit awkward to use
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Svn has been used before. Recently, using sae requires svn deployment, and I found that it is basically useless. So now I use git to manage even svn (git svn).
As for the tools, if you are interested, it is still necessary to understand the command line, whether it is git or svn.
With GUI, XCode can manage svn and git, although the functions are a bit simpler. I think it's enough if you develop it alone.
For git, there is a free gui tool that is great, SourceTree. This also supports svn, but it is managed using git svn.
I forgot the name of the free svn gui tool. @gaosboy Jiang knows it
Try changing the file encoding to utf8
Git also seems to have a problem with Chinese garbled characters. I have been using a utf8 branch version of Tortoisegit before, but I don’t think it will be updated later.
I have been using git svn before, but it seems not as convenient to use as Tortoisesvn. It seems to have all the functions, but it is a bit awkward to use