Owen Townend wrote: > ... >> 2) As far as SVN is concerned, what is the recommended app to manage and >> sync our code repositories? (GUI is preferable, but in the worst case >> scenario, I will resort to command line). I'm currently struggling to make >> good use of RapidSVN, which has been recommended, but I find it a little >> awkward compared to some SVN software for the Mac > > RapidSVN and commandline are the two methods I typically employ, > though depending on your needs you may be interested in wrapping this > with an editor and trying Eclipse.
I second this. I use Eclipse for all my Java development, and its svn integration (subclipse) has been very good for me. Sometimes i revert to command line, but i love the command line, so that's not surprising. Regards, Paul
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