Brendan van Drempt wrote:
>I have recently installed subversion, created a repository and have been
>using the TortoiseSVN client to access the repository from another computer
>(both Windows platforms). I'm very impressed with the functionality
>subversion provides and the user friendliness provided for users by
>TortoiseSVN. My hurdle now is finding a similar user friendly client tool
>for our Mac users. Can anyone suggest a good client to use? The Mac users
>are graphic designers and require a GUI client tool (the command line client
>wouldn't be appropriate). The only client I have found for the Mac is
>"Rapid SVN", however I can not find a binary release available for the Mac
>to download.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>
>
If you're using Apache, have you looked into Autoversioning using WebDAV
(in the back of the Subversion book)? Macs are able to mount WebDAV
shares, which would allow them to browse the repository, checkout files,
and commit changes (albeit without the ability to add comments), but it
wouldn't have the other features such as viewing logs, resolving
conflicts with a visual merge tool, etc.
You may also want to look into DAV Explorer, a Java program which
exposes more of the properties of objects in the WebDAV share, but it
wouldn't have all the functionality of Tortoise either.
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Received on Wed May 26 03:17:31 2004