Category Archives: subversion

Implementation of “Creating Change One Tic-Tac At a Time”

Posted on April 28, 2008 by Eric Lefevre-Ardant

Those of you who came to CITCON London 2006 might remember the talk by Jeffrey of the same name (I have a couple of notes from back then, also see the entry for Agile 2007 conference and comments on Alistair … Continue reading →

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Subversive likely to become the official Subversion plugin for Eclipse

Posted on July 18, 2007 by Eric Lefevre-Ardant

In a previous post, I mentioned the competition between Subclipse and Subversive, two Eclipse plugins that provide integration with Subversion, a Source Code Management system, to become the official Subversion plugin under Eclipse. I’m a bit late on this, but … Continue reading →

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Annoying default SVN client in Subversive

Posted on May 22, 2007 by Eric Lefevre-Ardant

Subversive is one of the two Subversion plugins for Eclipse (the other is, of course, Subclipse). At each installation of Eclipse, I try to switch from one to the other. Today, I’ve installed Eclipse 3.3RC1 along with Subversive 1.1.2. When … Continue reading →

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Eclipse-Subversion Integration: Secrets Wars

Posted on February 13, 2007 by Eric Lefevre-Ardant

Did you know there were 2 Eclipse plugins for Subversion? Neither did I, until this morning. The leader is still Subclipse. Runner-up is Subversive. Being a credible alternative when it was released, mildly insulting words were exchanged; the Subversive team … Continue reading →

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