Installing the command line tools from
https://developer.apple.com/downloads/ worked. Thanks again for all the
help and useful information!
On Wednesday, August 8, 2012 4:35:20 PM UTC-6, Watts Martin wrote:
To explain the problem here a bit, up until Mountain Lion, OS X included
the
On Wed, Aug 8, 2012 at 6:48 PM, Dave dave.live...@gmail.com wrote:
Nick,
SmartSVN 7 uses SVNKit 1.7.5 for Java. It is a Subversion client written in
Java. It is not a git client. The reason the local working copy metadata is
Opps, sorry, I miss-read. I was thinking of SmartGit's SVN mode.
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Cornerstone and Versions both work great with BBEdit/SVN.
Cornerstone is better configurable and has some options Versions does not
have, so make sure to try them both, but for most tasks the BBEdit options
for SVN are good enough.
…I use Versions at work and Cornerstone at home: the
Another thing to recognize: SmartSVN isn't SVN. It produces a Git repo
locally, thus your local meta-information is Git not SVN. It
essentially does this via doing an equivalent of `git svn clone` which
imports your SVN into a Git repo. Thus it's not really surprising
that the SVN stuff doesn't
On 7 Aug 2012, at 11:22 PM, Terje Bless l...@pobox.com wrote:
If you're a member of Apple's Developer program ($99 per year
or thereabouts), the easiest way to get it is to download XCode 4.4
and install the Command Line Tools from its “Downloads” preferences
(which, among others, installs
To explain the problem here a bit, up until Mountain Lion, OS X included
the Subversion svn command line client by default. For whatever
reason, Apple removed this from the operating system install and,
apparently, made it part of Xcode.
As others have said you can fix this by downloading
Thanks everyone, I've learned a LOT already. I'll look into my best option
for a command line client. At this point, I'm mostly exploring some
different approaches to my workflow for a specific project. I may even
evaluate some GUI options to SmartSVN, too.
On Tuesday, August 7, 2012 4:34:06
Nick,
SmartSVN 7 uses SVNKit 1.7.5 for Java. It is a Subversion client written in
Java. It is not a git client. The reason the local working copy metadata is
different is due to the difference between how svn 1.6 and 1.7 operate. svn
1.6 keeps its metadata in flat files in the invisible .svn
HI - I'm trying to get started using SVN and BBEdit on my MacBook Pro,
having recently switched from Windows. Here's what I have:
OS X Mountain Lion
SVN hosted on Beanstalk
Smart SVN 7.0.5 installed
BBEdit 10.1.2 installed
Using SmartSVN, I can connect to my repository and I've updated my
On Wed, Aug 8, 2012 at 12:34 AM, Nick grizfa...@gmail.com wrote:
Smart SVN 7.0.5 installed
SmartSVN doesn't, I don't think, install the command line version of
Subversion (or, at least, it uses a private copy of svn that's not
accessible to the rest of the system).
Using SmartSVN, I can
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