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Useful tools for working with Subversion [closed]

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There are a number of great tools out there which integrate with Subversion and do some really neat things. I’ve tried a number of them but ultimately only tend to use the following on a regular basis:

  1. Tortoise (the ubiquitous Explorer plugin)
  2. Visual SVN (IDE integration for VS)
  3. Visual SVN Server (light weight SVN server)
  4. SVN Monitor (repository monitoring)

What else is out there that you find really innovative or useful for interacting with Subversion?

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Troy Hunt Avatar asked May 11 '09 23:05

Troy Hunt


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StatSVN is a really cool, albeit someone nerdy, tool for reporting details about your repo and commit statistics; it's really just graph porn :)

Here are some examples of the graphs.

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Ryan Emerle Avatar answered Oct 04 '22 07:10

Ryan Emerle


In addition to some previous comments:

  • TeamCity has excellent support for Subversion in terms of build tools other than CC.NEt and Hudson.
  • AnkhSVN with Visual Studio (it's latest builds look quite nice)
  • Fisheye from Atlassian is an awesome way to monitor and view your source code/history/revisions with some neat statistics and support for code reviews, etc.
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Jeffrey Cameron Avatar answered Oct 04 '22 09:10

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