I can't seem to find the TortoiseSVN client for OS X. The reason I asking this in a Java related forum is because I need this before I can use the plug-in for Eclipse 3.1.
It seems that the only available binaries are Win32 based:
http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/download.html
Does anyone use Subversion integrated with Eclipse 3.1 on OS X?
Any suggestions, feedback, and tips are greatly appreciated!
Kindest,
Svn-dump2dir and svn-dir2dump - Convert back and forth between a subversion dump file and a subversion dump directory. A 'dump directory' is isomorphic to a dump file but all of the fields have been exploded out into their own files so that the field length counts are implicit. Cornerstone is a GUI for Subversion written with Xcode for MacOS X. SmartSVN provides a similar Explorer integration, but also can be used as a standalone SVN client for different platforms. Subversion has its own command-line client. Other clients are available, which are perhaps easier or more intuitive to use in different scenarios. Often, people have several clients installed, and use each for different tasks citation needed. A large list of third-party Subversion clients is available. TortoiseSVN is a Windows shell extension, which gives feedback on the state of versioned.
I have Mac OS X with Eclipse 3.1 running with Subclipse with no tortoise installation. Add an update site http://subclipse.tigris.org/update to Eclipse and you will get the subclipse plugin, which works standalone (and is very good).
GPL
posted 15 years agoSvn For Mac
SCPlugin page at tigris.org