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I don't like Subversion. Since I've moved on to Git and Mercurial, I've never looked back. But for legacy projects, I still have to use it, and then I'm glad that TortoiseSVN is still around to ease the pain. Off topic: Concerning the "one star rating" complaining about the centralized metadata: This should really be removed. Firstly, it is a change in Subversion 1.7 itself that has nothing to do with the client. And secondly, I don't see why this is a bad thing. In fact, having ".svn" directories cluttering my entire working copy was one of the things I always hated about SVN, even before I heard about DVCS alternatives. I applaud to the SVN developers that they finally got this right.

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For some reason selecting the 32 bit version of TortoiseSVN results in the x64 bit version being sent. Not an auspicious beginning. I can't find a contact to report this to, so I'm reporting it here (and giving appropriate ratings).