What is a good Subversion Client?

I use a subversion client called SmartSVN, but it needs Java in order to run. I would like to get rid of that dependency and try something new. Can you think of a better SVN client?

I have tried TortoiseSVN and RapidSVN and I 开发者_StackOverflow社区did not like any of those. I do have Versions on the mac and I absolutely love that program. Is there anything even remotely similar to that on Windows? I do not mind paying money for it.

Not being a Mac user, I am not familiar with Versions. In my experience, there is a really great SVN client called AnkhSVN. It is a Visual Studio Plugin, so that probably eliminates it from consideration.

What features are you looking for in particular?

Maybe netbeans + svn plugin?

If you happen to be doing development in Visual Studio then AnhkSVN is a good plugin that works great with Subversion

If you prefer a GUI approach, you might want to take a look at Vercue; the GUI reminds me a bit of Versions.

The other option that many people choose is some kind of IDE integration -- nowadays I do most of my SVN stuff either within IntelliJ or from the command line.

I have been using the Collabnet subversion plugin for Eclipe and it seems to be quite good. There are a couple of things not quite right with it but it is pretty solid, eg I wish the version comparison is a bit more full featured.

What kind of features are you looking for, and do you want it to be integrated into an IDE?

In general, I use TortiseSVN or the commmand line client.

What kind of client are you looking for? Are you trying to integrate with VisualStudio or Eclipse? I take it you're looking for a Windows client. If you are, you need to use the specific plugins for those environments.

You can take a look at the Wikipedia entry comparing various Subversion clients. Almost all of them will allow for free trials of at least 30 days. Many are open source.

The below site discuses various svn clients available for iMac and it's advantages and drawbacks.

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