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Leandro Bardelli
Leandro Bardelli

Reputation: 11608

A Subversion server for windows (SVN) for Tortoise Client

My question is like this one: Subversion Server to use on Windows

The only problem is that it's old and I can see Subversion server on windows requires Apache and something like. I'm looking for:

Please before answer or comment review if the suggested application is applicable to this requirement.

Upvotes: 13

Views: 37377

Answers (4)

Lazy Badger
Lazy Badger

Reputation: 97395

Nobody mention, instead of giant 3-rd party applications, svnserve for creating svn://-based repositories:

  • svnserve is part of any Subverson installation
  • it's small
  • it have easy and fast start
  • doesn't require long and complex configuration steps
  • can work as a service

Upvotes: 6

Mand Beckett
Mand Beckett

Reputation: 682

uberSVN meets all your requirements, and a few more bits as well.

  • Windows 7 64x (not Windows Server)
  • SVN Server with free commercial license or GNU
  • That works with Tortoise client
  • That works without any server or plugin of something, just an application or service - SVN needs apache but this is installed and run as part of uberSVN
  • That have statics of work. - you can see and comment on work that people have done, and there are some extra social features for teams of users

Upvotes: 1

mliebelt
mliebelt

Reputation: 15525

Depending on which requirements you have (I don't think that your list is complete), it may be sufficient to use TortoiseSVN only.

The requirements then should include:

  • I am the only user of the Subversion repository.
  • All of the users have access to the server.
  • You don't want to have access rules that restrict access to parts of the repository.

Then you can do the following:

  • Create a new subversion repository on the server by using the command "Create Repository Here".
  • Checkout that repository by giving as URL something like file:///c:/svn_repos/trunk/ (which of course depends on the location of your repository).

To derive statistics for your repository, you could use StatsSVN which is independent how you operate your repository.

Upvotes: 5

Michael Petrotta
Michael Petrotta

Reputation: 60972

Visual SVN Server meets all of your requirements (save the last one, which I do not understand).

  • Compatible with Windows 7 x64
  • Free commercial license (as far as I understand it)
  • Works with TortoiseSVN
  • It requires Apache, I think, but it's embedded in a way that I can't readily perceive. It's a Windows service, regardless, and dead simple to set up.

And it was last updated about two weeks ago (2012-05-18), so not exactly old.

Upvotes: 15

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