next version (which should be released shortly) will be linked with
subversion 0.26.0
Subclipse 0.6.0 uses 0.24.2
There are some improvments on refactoring on the next version.
Cédric
>Hello,
>I'm very excited about using subversion happily from within Eclipse and I
>appreciate this development effort.
>
>I have a few questions..
>
>What version of the repository are the .dll's compiled against ? It's
>imperative to know, since using an outdated client can corrupt the
>repository (this happened to me). It would be great if this was clearly
>stated for each release.
>( see http://subversion.tigris.org/project_faq.html#interop )
>
>
>On the homepage it states subclipse "... supports most of the major
>Subversion features as well as Eclipse features such as refactoring." How
>does subclipse support refactoring ? Using the command line client there
>seems to be no clean way of doing refactoring. When a 'move' operation is
>atomic, and cannot be combined with changes.. I've been using eclipse for
>refactoring (specifically moving files from package to package), deleting
>the version in the repository and adding the new version. Unfortunately,
>this has the side effect of deleting history.
>
>Regards,
>Ivar Vasara
>
>
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