- Why Subversion?
The advantages of the SVN version control system that recommend it as a
replacement for the CVS system.
- Flexible Layout of the User Interface
The layout of the user interface can be arranged by dragging dockable and
floating views in the window and outside the window of the application.
- SVN Repository
Special view for managing SVN repositories accessed through different
protocols: SVN, SVN+SSH, HTTP(S).
- SVN Resource History
The History view contains the revision number, author name, commit message
and date of each revision of a file or folder from the SVN repository.
- Local Working Copy of a SVN Repository
Each author that shares the SVN repository with other authors works on local
versions of the repository resources called a working copy of the repository. The
changes applied to the local copy of the repository must be synchronized with the
repository hosted on the SVN server.
- Author Information at Line Level
For each line of a file stored on a SVN server the author (user name) and the
revision number of the last change applied to that line is displayed.
- Check Differences Between Local Version and Repository Version
Compare the local working copy version of a file with the SVN repository version.
- Visual Conflict Editing
Visually edit the conflicts generated in the local version of a file by an
update operation.
- Revision Graph
The history of a SVN resource can be viewed as a graph in which a node
represents one revision of the resource committed to the trunk or a branch of the SVN
repository.
- Directory Change Set
The Directory Change Set view presents a set with all the resources changed
between two revision numbers of a SVN folder.
- Integration with Bug Tracking Tools
The commit message can include a bug ID which links the committed revision
with a bug tracking tool. Special SVN properties configure the format and location of
the bug ID in the commit message.
