Subversion on Mac?
by Brian Ramage · in Torque 2D for the iPhone · 02/08/2009 (2:15 am) · 2 replies
What subversion related tools do you guys use on Mac? I'm sorely missing Tortoise/Beyond Compare on PC, and I haven't found anything remotely close. Xcode integration works alright for code files, but is useless for scripts, and the diff is a joke.
I've been using SCPlugin, which is sort of like Tortoise, but it doesn't support diff, and you can only see which files have been changed by starting a commit.
I've heard good things about Versions for mac (http://versionsapp.com), and it supports external diff which is good, but I'm not sure what diff to use with it.
Any suggestions appreciated.
I've been using SCPlugin, which is sort of like Tortoise, but it doesn't support diff, and you can only see which files have been changed by starting a commit.
I've heard good things about Versions for mac (http://versionsapp.com), and it supports external diff which is good, but I'm not sure what diff to use with it.
Any suggestions appreciated.
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02/08/2009 (11:33 pm)
Thank you Michael, svnX is a step up from SCPlugin and makes things a lot more tolerable.
Employee Michael Perry
Versions is my absolute favorite, thought it is not free.
My free solution has been a combination of svnX (main interface and dif), SCPlugin (OS visualization), and subversion command line (quick updating and commits).