Kinda off topic, but how about moving to git? I love it.
Ask YC: which subversion client do you like most
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Re: Ask YC: which subversion client do you like most
#12On Windows I'm using a combination of TortoiseSVN [1] for general use and Subclipse [2] for Eclipse based projects.
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#13On Linux and Mac OS, I use the command-line. On Windows, TortoiseSVN is probably the best choice, IMHO.
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#14Earlier quoted context omitted.
same here, I've switched a few projects over to mercurial already and Trac supports it pretty well too
Have you seen any companies offering hosted mercurial?
http://www.assembla.com/ offers Trac+Mercurial
Re: Ask YC: which subversion client do you like most
#15Kinda off topic, but how about moving to git? I love it.
Count me in on the git crowd. Having tried most of the distributed source control systems out there (hg, mtn, darcs, arch), I have to say git is my favourite. I've been using it daily for about 3 months now.
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#16Kinda off topic, but how about moving to git? I love it.
Funny, my answer to the original question is "git-svn".
It has been working great for me. See the guide here:
http://tsunanet.blogspot.com/2007/07/learning-git-svn-in-5mi...
Re: Ask YC: which subversion client do you like most
#17Command line works for me. I have done some tinkering with TortiseSVN but I am generally not on Windows, so the command line is the most common.
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#18Write some scripts (batch files).
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#19vc-mode in emacs
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#20svn command line, why would you need anything else?