[Phpwebsite-developers] SVN menu plugin for OSX

[Shaun M. <sh...@ae...>]

In case any of you on OSX missed it, after a long break development  
on the SCPlugin contextual menu for OSX's Finder so that you can work  
with svn repositories directly in the Finder has begun again. Anyone  
familiar with TortoiseSVN on Windows will appreciate SCPlugin.

A couple of days ago there was a new release - here's the news....

2007/01/27 - Announcing Release 0.6 of SCPlugin!

The new version is here!

An active development team has re-formed around SCPlugin, we've made  
some great progress, and we're ready to roll out a new release. Both  
the developer's mail list and the users' list have become strong and  
active.

So, what's new with version 0.6?

Plenty!

* First, we've switched from running a command-line copy of the  
subversion program, to calling the libraries directly. This avoids  
many problems with funny file names, it's faster, and it will  
eventually allow SCPlugin to function without any separately  
installed command-line tool (though we're not quite there, yet).
* With the release of Subversion 1.4, we're able to switch to storing  
login credentials for your remote repositories in the MacOS X  
Keychain, a vastly more secure and standard way to do this.
* We no longer need to install things into three different places.  
The plugin consists of just one bundle file. No preferences to  
configure.


http://scplugin.tigris.org/


My quest continues for something as nice as CVL for cvs but at the  
moment, SCPlugin and Textmate's svn support are ok.


Shaun
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