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| Downloads:54,885 |
| Version Downloads:2,900 |
| Type:Development : Reference |
| License:Free |
| Date:27 Dec 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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MrGando reviewed on 28 May 2009
It's also quite intuitive to use, the only cons is that is written in java, but it's a multi-platform app so I can see that happening.
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jelveh reviewed on 12 Sep 2007
I'd love to see the Interface becoming more responsive (I'm using a Powerbook G4 1,67Ghz) also would like to see it become more like a real mac app - though I'd rather have a stable and powerful client than have it just look good.
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M!k3 reviewed on 07 Jun 2007
Don't search any longer, use smartSVN! The 46EUR for the Pro version are worth each cent!
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Most of other OSX Subversion clients are simple frontends to command line svn and in most cases doesn't give you even half of functionality you can get through shell...
SmartSVN is single-contained, Java based solution, have great feature set (even without pro licence) and does it's job really well.
If you are on hunt for perfect OSX Subversion client - doesn't look further, you've just found it!
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kiddailey reviewed on 31 Oct 2006
Unfortunately, that's also its biggest downfall. The integration into OS X is limited. Drag and drop support is lacking and the UI is very un-Mac-like. There's also no "Reveal in Finder" functionality either, which forces you to have the project directory open along side the client.
If you're looking for a robust, stable, cross-platform client, this is an awesome choice. If you're looking for something that integrates seamlessly into OS X and the Mac OS workflow, you may want to keep looking.
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The GUI (especially the settings dialogues and the file system browser) could be more intuitive and OSX like, but it certainly does handle SVN very well.
Now, if only I could figure out how to make it open documents in BBEdit when doubleclicked... I only get a text window with no document inside :-(
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First off, make sure the BBEdit command line tool is installed. (Sounds like you have)
Then in SmartSVN's preferences for External Tools I just entered bbedit as the command. Basically I copied the default and simply changed usr/bin/open to bbedit leaving all else the same.
Then I bumped my new variation to the top of the list.
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Ooga Booga rated on 01 Mar 2011
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Barnyb rated on 26 Jan 2011