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WinSVN or WinCVS equivalent for SVN ?
Hi there,
the subject says all:
I am searching a powerfull SVN client on windows, like WinCVS for CVS.
Is there something like WinSVN or a equivalent for SVN ?
I know of TortoiseSVN and RapidSVN, also SVNExplorer but non of this
clients is powerfull like the WinCVS gui. (IMO).
Administrators or power users really love guis like WinCVS, so when they
switch from CVS to SVN they are missing lots of features, etc...
there seems to be a WinSVN project name but no releases yet...
(for some time)
kind regards,
Bernhard.
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Re: WinSVN or WinCVS equivalent for SVN ?
Posted by Tobias Schäfer <to...@gmx.de>.
On Tuesday 28 November 2006 11:40, dajtw wrote:
> Can I ask if tortoise allows flat structure display of a directory like
> WinCVS? For example to display every single 'modified' file that needs
> commiting across the entire directory structure? This is the one thing
> that keeps me using WinCVS and I think tortoise cvs doesn't have...
If you call "Commit" or "Check for modifications" on a directory you will
recursively see all files which are modified or added.
Unversioned, unmodified and ignored files can optionally be shown in
the "Check for modifications" dialog.
Unversioned files can optionally be shown in the "Commit" dialog.
Tobias
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Re: WinSVN or WinCVS equivalent for SVN ?
Posted by dajtw <wo...@mcheung.com>.
Can I ask if tortoise allows flat structure display of a directory like
WinCVS? For example to display every single 'modified' file that needs
commiting across the entire directory structure? This is the one thing that
keeps me using WinCVS and I think tortoise cvs doesn't have...
Eric Hanchrow wrote:
>
>>>>>> "Bernhard" == Bernhard Merkle <ne...@merkleonline.de> writes:
>
> Bernhard> Hi there, the subject says all: I am searching a
> Bernhard> powerfull SVN client on windows, like WinCVS for CVS.
> Bernhard> Is there something like WinSVN or a equivalent for SVN ?
>
> I don't know anything about WinSVN, but I can say with confidence:
> TortoiseSVN is _by far_ the best GUI for Windows. In fact it's the
> only one even worth considering.
>
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> people they want to impress are not very discerning.
> -- Paul Graham
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Re: WinSVN or WinCVS equivalent for SVN ?
Posted by Eric Hanchrow <of...@blarg.net>.
>>>>> "Bernhard" == Bernhard Merkle <ne...@merkleonline.de> writes:
Bernhard> Hi there, the subject says all: I am searching a
Bernhard> powerfull SVN client on windows, like WinCVS for CVS.
Bernhard> Is there something like WinSVN or a equivalent for SVN ?
I don't know anything about WinSVN, but I can say with confidence:
TortoiseSVN is _by far_ the best GUI for Windows. In fact it's the
only one even worth considering.
--
The reason the young care so much about prestige is that the
people they want to impress are not very discerning.
-- Paul Graham
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Re: WinSVN or WinCVS equivalent for SVN ?
Posted by Ashutosh Mohanty <as...@syncad.com>.
In my view ,go for Tortoise-SVN, it is powerfull enough, for everything, URL
: http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org
Enjoy!!
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From: "Bernhard Merkle" <ne...@merkleonline.de>
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Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2006 1:53 PM
Subject: WinSVN or WinCVS equivalent for SVN ?
> Hi there,
>
> the subject says all:
> I am searching a powerfull SVN client on windows, like WinCVS for CVS.
> Is there something like WinSVN or a equivalent for SVN ?
>
> I know of TortoiseSVN and RapidSVN, also SVNExplorer but non of this
> clients is powerfull like the WinCVS gui. (IMO).
>
> Administrators or power users really love guis like WinCVS, so when they
> switch from CVS to SVN they are missing lots of features, etc...
>
> there seems to be a WinSVN project name but no releases yet...
> (for some time)
>
> kind regards,
> Bernhard.
>
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Re: WinSVN or WinCVS equivalent for SVN ?
Posted by v4r4n <co...@gmail.com>.
I'd just like to add, if you don't mind the overhead, Eclipse/Subclipse to
the possible Windows Subversion options.
On 7/13/06, Eric Hanchrow <of...@blarg.net> wrote:
>
> >>>>> "Dirk" == Dirk <no...@web.de> writes:
>
> Dirk> cmdline is a nice svn interface. It's available for almost
> Dirk> every platform and it works everywhere the same. It
> Dirk> supports even scripting to automate things.
>
> Amen, brudda.
>
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> that we didn't want to have to write Windows apps.
> -- Paul Graham
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Re: WinSVN or WinCVS equivalent for SVN ?
Posted by Eric Hanchrow <of...@blarg.net>.
>>>>> "Dirk" == Dirk <no...@web.de> writes:
Dirk> cmdline is a nice svn interface. It's available for almost
Dirk> every platform and it works everywhere the same. It
Dirk> supports even scripting to automate things.
Amen, brudda.
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Re: WinSVN or WinCVS equivalent for SVN ?
Posted by Dirk <no...@web.de>.
Samuel Langlois wrote:
>>Administrators or power users really love guis like WinCVS, so when they
>>switch from CVS to SVN they are missing lots of features, etc...
>>
>
> I was in the same situation, and looked at quite a few Subversion clients.
> In no specific order: subcommander, RapidSVN, PySVN, SmartSVN, QSVN, ...
>
> None of them is as advanced as TortoiseSVN is, but you might have a look
> at subcommander, which is the one I eventually recommended to WinCVS lovers:
> http://subcommander.tigris.org/
> It has a nice diff tool, and a complete documentation is available.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Samuel
>
cmdline is a nice svn interface. It's available for almost every
platform and it works everywhere the same. It supports even scripting to
automate things.
Dirk
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RE: WinSVN or WinCVS equivalent for SVN ?
Posted by Samuel Langlois <sl...@ilog.fr>.
> Administrators or power users really love guis like WinCVS, so when they
> switch from CVS to SVN they are missing lots of features, etc...
>
I was in the same situation, and looked at quite a few Subversion clients.
In no specific order: subcommander, RapidSVN, PySVN, SmartSVN, QSVN, ...
None of them is as advanced as TortoiseSVN is, but you might have a look
at subcommander, which is the one I eventually recommended to WinCVS lovers:
http://subcommander.tigris.org/
It has a nice diff tool, and a complete documentation is available.
Hope this helps,
Samuel
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