Dreamweaver CS5 Version Control - Repository Path

[WOLF24093673w02u]

Hello Helpers...

Trying to connect to my remote pages via CS5, previously CS3 which worked great for me, but was cancelled by Adobe, as most of U certainly know... Line to server and local pages runs as it should.

The issue is with 'Version Control' that, so far, will not open my own flood gate. Even Help Desk of

the Server Co. is in the dark. Nobody knows the correct formula to gain access from the Repositary Path.

Incl. please find a screen shot of relevant Site Setup, into which we entered all kinds of infos with

variations, to no avail. The lines U see here are filled with baloney. Which info has to go onto the

open line is the Mill $ question..!

Thank U mucho for suggestions.

[Nancy OShea]

CS5 is obsolete software from 12+ years ago.  I don't remember much about it, sorry. It's been too long.  There have been many significant changes to the web and Dreamweaver since then.

Nowadays, people use version control through Git repository.

https://helpx.adobe.com/dreamweaver/using/git-support.html

[WOLF24093673w02u]

I should have mentioned that I'm a Mac User, sorry... Not everything that

works with Dos does so on Apple PC's. To me the GIT solution sounds

like another layer of rails on top of the solid & proven ones below. Why

do we have to complicate our workflow; Another "sign in" + password..?

Without 'version control', we were doing just fine. Seems like I may have

to follow the advice from the Server Co's team, and switch to the other

program. Many years ago, when I signed up with them, DW was the way

to go. Now, I happen to be 1 of few holdouts. Sigh, sigh...

[Nancy OShea]

Regardless of which platform you use Win/Mac, Subversion must be installed on your system. And you must know where it's installed so you can reference it in your settings. 

I still say nobody should be using outdated systems & software.  But whatever...

Good luck.

[WOLF24093673w02u]

I see, Nancy...

"Subversion", why..? I took the time to learn about GIT. I am a single Operator, with 'version control' objectively on the Server,

in 'local pages'. Every move I make, every change I decide on,

are faithfully recorded there. The same probably goes for the

'remote pages' after a 'put' command. How much more control or

double trouble do I need..? If DW CS5 insists on a GIT (or similar) file, what do I enter into it..? Would the pre-publishing file, where all pages, new and not so, with all neccessary content going to the Server, on the PC suffice..? Sorry, but I am quite puzzled here.

[Nancy OShea]

"Subversion", why..?

By @WOLF24093673w02u

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Because your screenshot shows you're using "Subversion" as your version control.   And you're still using CS5 which is obsolete software from 2010.  That's why. 

Modern software users who have a paid Creative Cloud subscription use GIT for version control.

https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/plans.html

[BenPleysier]

This may help

https://youtu.be/YBH4qResBak