Subversion clients

Jeff,

I see there is a TortoiseSVN client for Windoze.

Do you know of ide plugins being developed, particularly for Eclipse ?

Do you know what other gui clients are available ?

Ken - There is a tool for eclipse called subclipse:

http://subclipse.tigris.org/

The problem is there is only a windows version for this also. There are some Java and QT guis for other OS's (I would recommend RapidSVN) and a couple projects that look to have a Linux eclipse plugin, just don't know when. I would keep an eye on the Subversion site, they keep a list but you will have to sort through, some do not have any releases yet.

http://subversion.tigris.org/project_links.html

I see lots of tentatives to provide a nice visual interaction with subversion for different platform. Unfortunately till now none of them is unfortunately at the level of CVS. Maybe it would be time to focus the forces and produce one good solution for all platform.

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[the_mindstorm]

I haven't tried RapidSVN because it looked ugly *to me*, and it didn't seem to be maturing very quickly. Maybe it's worth another look now. Although, TortoiseSVN and the command-line client are working well for me on Windows, which is the platform on which we develop at work.

Craig

If you are on a windows box, TortoiseSVN is probably the best way to go. Since the perception is Linux users would rather have the command line, these tools have developed slower

I'm using TortoiseSVN, it's
dead easy to get a project of mind under version control! So far, I really
like it and most importantly for me.