The developers are well aware of the features of other SVN tools, and particularly TortoiseSVN. I trust that they want to make Versions the best SVN client possible, and not just on the Mac. Also realize that Pico & Sofa have finite resources, compared to the open-source TortoiseSVN, and creating a polished app takes a lot of work.
And just to be slightly contrary, I'd submit that commit and update are probably "the most important of things to do with subversion". ;-)
- Quinn On Aug 6, 2009, at 5:46 PM, Scott Klein wrote:
If you have windows, there is a great open source shell extension called tortoise SVN. I bought Versions assuming it would have merge abilities for the trunk (since, you know, it seems to be the most important of things to do with subversion) and was pretty upset last night when I found out I'd have to use windows. Tortoise SVN works great, though.
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