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Syncro SVN Client
makes easier the document and code sharing between content authors or developers.
This multiplatform Subversion front-end allows you to browse repositories, check for changes,
commit changes, update your working copy and examine the revision history.
The Syncro SVN Client was initially developed as an embedded application in the <oXygen/> XML Editor and
starting with version 8.1 of the editor it is available also as a separate product.
Syncro SVN Client
The Syncro SVN Client has been designed to offer powerful actions while keeping the
interface as clean and simple as possible.
Key features | Full SVN repository support for SVN versions 1.3 and 1.4: checkout, export, import, copy, mkdir,
rename, branch, tag and delete support. | The working copy view allows you to filter items and operate the whole range
of SVN actions over the current selection. | | Synchronize view helps you spot right away all incoming
and outgoing changes. | SVN Properties table allows you to change all standard SVN
properties and define your own. | | Supported communication protocols include SSL,
HTTP/HTTPS, File. | Responsive GUI. The actions on the repository do not freeze the
user interface. | | Includes an easy-to-use visual diff/merge tool. Can also compare
images. | Support for merging the current working copy with a set of tags or
revisions. | | Browse and manage multiple repositories at once. | Easy management of more than one working copy. | | Fast set up of the working copies. | Enhanced history revision details including a history graph of all
revisions. | | Independent from the command line subversion client. | Cross platform. Windows, Mac OS X and Linux are supported. |
What is new in Syncro SVN Client 3.2 June 11, 2008
Version 3.2 of Syncro SVN Client adds a set of improvements to the previous version:
filtering the content of the History view based on revision number and commit
date, computation of the SVN annotations on a limited range of revisions,
modification of the attributes of a revision in history, configurable shortcut keys for actions, editing a conflict with an external diff application,
editing of global SVN configuration files and some new comparison actions.
Filter revisions in History viewThe content of the History view can be filtered now also by revision
number and commit date. In previous versions it was filtered only by author
name and commit message. A Search button was added and the string entered in the
search field is applied only when the button is pressed. This improves the
performance of previous versions in which the filter was applied for every character
entered in the search field.
Get the annotations of a specified range of revisionsWhen the history of a file is very long getting the annotations of
a file (the author name and revision number that edited the last time each
line of the file) can take a lot of time. If you need only the
annotations created by a specific range of revisions you can specify the
a start and end revision and get only the
annotations of that range.
Modify the attributes of a revision in historyWhen the commit message of a revision is not clear or it does not
cover exactly the purpose of a committed revision this message can be
modified directly in the SVN repository. Also the SVN user name that
committed a revision can be modified.
Review modifications in files that will be committedNow it is possible to review directly from the Commit dialog the
modifications that are about to be committed on a file. Just double click on
a file in the list of files presented in the Commit dialog for reviewing the
differences between the local version and the latest version from the
repository with the file diff tool.
Configurable shortcut keysNow it is possible to set and change shortcut keys for a large set
of user actions available in the views and dialogs of the application. The
configurable actions are listed in the Menu Shortcut
Keys panel from the Preferences dialog.
Edit conflicts with an external diff applicationThe external diff application that is configured for viewing the
differences between two revisions of a file is used now also for editing a
SVN conflict generated in a local file by updating the file from the
SVN repository.
Ignore ancestry in a SVN merge operationUsually the two trees of SVN resources are merged only if they
have a common ancestry. Now the case of merging two trees that are not
related by a common ancestry is also supported. This is useful for example
if one of the trees was imported in the SVN repository so the common
ancestry is not available.
Edit global configuration filesThe SVN client tool can be configured also with the parameters set
in the global SVN files called 'config' and 'servers'. These parameters are
applied to all the SVN client tools that are used by the same user. These
two files can be opened for editing with two edit actions available on the
Options menu.
Apply the external diff tool in three-way diff actionsThe external diff tool configured for two-way diff actions is
applied now also in three-way diff actions: edit a conflict, compare the
local version of a file with the latest version from the repository
HEAD.
Compare two files selected in the Working Copy viewThe differences between two files selected in the Working Copy
view can be displayed with the action Compare with Each Other available on
the right click menu in this view.
Compare action on a revision from historyThe Affected Paths area of the History view displays both files
that were only modified and files that were added together with the
currently selected revision of the history. Now a compare action is
available in the Affected Paths area also for added files.
Compare action on a revision of a merged fileWhen selecting the revision of a SVN branch that will be merged
with the SVN trunk or with other SVN branch it is useful to review the
differences between a revision of a file displayed in the Affected Paths
area of the History dialog and the previous revision of the same file. A
compare action is now available in the Affected Paths area for displaying
these differences.
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