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user1015214
user1015214

Reputation: 3091

http commits with subversion

The normal way to use subversion is by typing the svn commands in the command prompt. Is there a way to, for example, make commits or updates via a web browser interface? I'm imagining that you can type in the URL for the repository and it would bring up a page with buttons which allow you to check code out, commit etc, without having to ever use the svn commands.

I am aware of TortoiseSVN, which doesn't do exactly this, but does create a very nice subversion interface. But this only works on Microsoft Windows and I am looking for something that will work for a Mac and Linux.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 409

Answers (3)

Boaz Tirosh
Boaz Tirosh

Reputation: 153

If you are just looking for a cross-platform client for svn, maybe check some of these . (for Linux you will find there are also built in plugins for thunar, nautilus and dolphin).

For a complete solution in php, why not try here or here for building your own solution from scratch.

Upvotes: 1

Arne Burmeister
Arne Burmeister

Reputation: 20614

For Mac OS X you can use svnX as an OpenSource subversion GUI.

Upvotes: 0

jgsogo
jgsogo

Reputation: 726

You have some options:

  • write a plugin for your preferred web browser that works with local files in the way you want to, or

  • make a web page to get the code to your system (checkout, update) and program a server side script which commits on posting a file (commit)...

or, if you just want a TortoiseSVN for unix, you can give RapidSVN a try.

Upvotes: 0

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