Hi GJ, You can put any binary file under SVN version control. When you commit changes, the old version is overwritten. No special actions needed.
The only caveat is that if multiple people have changed the same file, person 1 has committed them and person 2 hasn't yet, SVN has no way of merging the changes when person 2 hits "Update", so person 2 will have to pick which version of the file to keep. Other than that, it works fine. We have a lot of PSD files, PNGs and even a load of PDFs and pages documents in Subversion ourselves. Cheers, - Dirk the Versions team On Jan 13, 11:56 pm, GJ <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi I recently pruchased Versions. I'm still learning about SVN, and > had a question. Some of my files are PSD and FLA files. I know they're > binary and I understand SVN only manages versioning in text-based > files. If I commit changes for my directory, and an FLA is included, > will it just overwrite the binary file currently in SVN, or is there > something special I have to do to make sure I have the right binary
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