What tools do you use when integrating with Subversion on Windows? [closed]

Question

Tortoise is the classic interface to SVN on windows. It integrates into the Windows shell, so it's just a right-click away to add or checkin a file, or group of files.

It does include some visualisation (showing the structure of the branches and merges). For IDE integration and issue tracking integration, there are other tools, such as add-ins for Eclipse. The repository can also have various 'hooks' setup to perform work beforee/after checkins, such as passing the message you write when you check-in files (you do, don't you?) to a bug-tracker (like Trac) which takes some very simple markup (literally 'ticket:999' or r1234 for a ticket/bug number or revision number) and make them into links and the like.

Subversion Clients

• Tortoise is the best subversion client in my opinion. The fact that it integrates with Windows Explorer make it a very intuitive tool, and it has the best out of box user experience that I've seen in a subversion client. The built in diff and history tools don't often have me reaching for other clients.

• RapidSVN is pretty good as well if you are looking for something cross platform.

IDE Integration

• Ankhsvn is a pretty nice for Visual Studio

Bug Tracking Systems

• FogBugz offers some nice integration with subversion and gives you a post-commit script you can add to your subversion install. I've used this for awhile and really like it.

• Trac has the tightest Subversion integration and work really nicely for both bug tracking and project management.

Branch Visualization

• SVNMapper is a pretty nice tool for visualizing your branches, but I've only used it on occasion. If you project makes extensive use of branches then a tool like this is invaluable.

As others have mentioned, Tortoise is great.

Also, for Eclipse integration, I use Subclipse.

We use Ankh and Tortoise.

I highly suggest Visual SVN. It's pretty cheap and basically extends the functionality of Tortoise into Visual Studio. They both work well together.