Well, NetBeans had support for 3 kind of Subversion clients. Native library, svnkit and command line. Unfortunately the svnkit had to be removed due to licensing reason. The command line is unreliable and unfortunately the native is a bit hard to configure especially on windows.
AFAIK the Silk SVN client 1.10 needs to be installed in advanced mode and select the installation of the native java binding. Then set up the path to that library in the ide. Options - Misc -Version control. If you succeed, that would be the fastest and most reliable solution. On Mon, Oct 14, 2019, 05:37 Eduardo Mosqueira Rey <eduardo.mosque...@udc.es> wrote: > I am testing NetBeans 11.1 for using in classroom and I recently > discovered that a Subversion client is not included in this version and you > have to install it. > > This is an inconvenience that means an extra step and a possibility of > doing something wrong in the process. > > > > Is it possible to include it out-of-the-box as in previous versions like > 8.2.? > > Being Subversion an Apache problem it should not be very difficult. > > > > Best regards, > > Eduardo Mosqueira > > > > >
