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    svn-view-curent-branch

    svn-view-curent-branch

    For viewing current svn branches in selected folders in win-tray

    I am usually use TortoiseSVN as version controlling system and I always disturb when I want to see which branch I have now in diffrent folders. This program help see which svn branches in selected folders are. This particularly useful if you usually work with many svn-folders. For work you are have to install a SVN-client for command line, for example C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin\svn.exe Current release will work with Subversion 1.8.10.
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    Sosha is a .NET/C# program that tracks changes in files across any number of directories and saves a backup copy whenever they are changed. Specifically, the purpose of the application is to monitor source code as you edit it, making any changes undoable.
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