The SVA Config Command

The config command is used to manage your SVA configuration file. The SVA configuration file holds information about the Subversion repositories you work with, as well as other configuration options.

Adding a Repository

Use the config command with the --add option to add a repository to the SVA configuration file:

$ sva config --add

SVA will prompt you to enter information about a repository. You will be asked for a name for the repository. The name is then used instead of the URL when invoking sva.

Colored Output

Depending on your configuration, SVA will use colored output. By default colored output is disabled. You can use the --color and the --no-color options to control this:

sva config --color # enable colored output
sva config --no-color # disable colored output

Updating Your Configuration

After upgrading from an earlier version of Subversion Automation, it's a good idea to update your configuration file too:

$ sva config --update