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Hi,
We are in the process of upgrading our Subversion source code control to the latest svn 1.5 release.
Questions are:
1. Do Subeclipse or Subversive clients support svn 1.5 ?
2. Is subversive deprecated ?
3. Should we then switch to Subeclipse plugin ?Thanks
Philippe Chessel
Hi,
Subversive SVN Kit 1.2.0 supports svn 1.5, I am using it since a few weeks without problems. Subversive also provides a native JavaHL 1.5 connector, but it is still a release candidate.Kind regards,
ChristineI managed to get Subversive with the latest connectors for Subversion 1.5.
The docs is not very explicit about the fact that 2 install stpes are needed : the Subversive Client and the SVN Connectors and I needed to add the Windows Binaries, having only Native Java HL implementation was giving a dll error(?).
Also, the fact Subversive version retrograded to 0.7 because of Eclispe Incubation does not help.
Subversive client
1.http://download.eclipse.org/technology/subversive/0.7/update-site/Subversive Connectors
2.http://www.polarion.org/projects/subversive/download/eclipse/2.0/update-site
SVN Connectors
Native JavaHL 1.5 implementation
Windows BinariesCVS plugin works for Subversion too?
We have been using Subversion since a long time and it used to be a default in Netbeans. Is there any recommended plugin for MyEclipse?
I’ve used Subversive and Subclipse. I actually like Subversive more, though that could be because I was actually able to get it to work first, and so got used to it. But since its split into 2 pieces, part an official Eclipse project, and the transport piece still controlled by Polarion, I started having so many problems with it that eventually it died, taking my entire MyEclipse installation with it! So currently I’m using Subclipse.
