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Including CLI client in TortoiseSVN installer?

From: Magnus ... <account_at_zulutime.net>
Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2009 17:52:39 -0800 (PST)

I'm sorry if this has been mentioned before and decided against on
architectural grounds. But it seems to me that it might make life
easier for a lot of people if the TortoiseSVN installer could
(optionally) install the CLI tools svn/svnadmin/etc along with the
TortoiseSVN binaries and (optionally) set the path to include the
TortoiseSVN directory.

In my case, TortoiseSVN is my main client with 95% of repository
access occurring through TSVN. However, a few times I need to use a
CLI feature, so I need to ensure that every time I update, I update my
CLI install at the same time (I'm using SlikSVN, without Apache
bindings, for that). Add to that the fact that TSVN helpfully includes
plink to allow svn+ssh connections right out of the box and the
benefits become even more obvious and pronounced.

The extra hassle of making sure I match both programs on upgrade
actually means that I upgrade much more seldom than I otherwise would
and end up running (slightly) outdated clients.

Thanks for TSVN,

Best,
Magnus

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