Do you use Subversion as your version control system? Then, please share with us what is your favourite Subversion client.
What is your favourite Subversion client?
- TortoiseSVN (47%, 103 Votes)
- The one that comes with my IDE (NetBeans, Eclipse, etc) (30%, 65 Votes)
- Subversion Command Line Client (13%, 29 Votes)
- Other (Please mention your choice in the comments) (5%, 11 Votes)
- RapidSVN (5%, 10 Votes)
Total Voters: 218
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Wow isn’t tortoise only for windows…didn’t expect so many windows users. anyways mainly use versions on mac and subclipse
TortoiseSVN !?
I have used both the eclipse IDE plugin and tortoise. I found eclipse to be better since I can checkin right after dev + tests. All in the same place
SmartSVN is also a nice subversion client that runs on Linux, Windows and Mac.
Anybody using AnkhSVN?
git-svn is my favorite svn client. It allows me to use svn repos with all the functionality of Git.
smartsvn )
it is great and is crossplatform.. though you should pay for full featured version.
apt-get install kdesvn
The most efficient way is still to use the command line client. It just takes way too long to click your way through to your favorite GUI client. In the same time you switched programs you could have, for example, already committed your changes and gotten back to work on your code.
Besides Subclipse/Subversive, I use PySVN (GUI is SVN-workbench) as external SVN client