Subversion

Summary Subversion working copies 1.6 and earlier are no longer supported, and it is now required to use a command-line svn client for integration with Subversion. Note that Subversion allows using higher working copy formats with an older server, so even if you have 1.6 svn server, you could use 1.7 or 1.8 working copy. If for some reasons you still need to use the 1.6 working copy format and cannot update it, please comment on the request. (more…)

As you know, one of the features introduced in IntelliJ IDEA 13 is the long-awaited support for Subversion 1.8. Let's have a closer look at it. Unlike its earlier versions, Subversion 1.8 support uses the native command line client instead of SVNKit to run commands. This approach is more flexible and makes the support of upcoming versions much easier. Now, IntelliJ IDEA offers different integration options for each specific Subversion: 1.6 - SVNKit only 1.7 - SVNKit and command line client 1.8 - Command line client only If you opt to the command line client, make sure you have i

New IntelliJ IDEA 11.1 EAP build (116.32) is available with Subversion 1.7 support finally built in. Here are some details on the current implementation. We don't perform automatic upgrade of your working copies to version 1.7, you can easily do it manually (Changes | Subversion Working Copies | Change). (more…)

We've received a number of questions related to the support for Subversion 1.7 in IntelliJ IDEA 11 and related IDEs. With this post, we'd like to provide an update regarding the current status of the support and our future plans. As you may know, IntelliJ IDEA relies on the SVNKit library for its Subversion support. Subversion 1.7 is a huge release in terms of the internal changes, and although the SVNKit team started work on it a long time ago, this work is unfortunately not yet finished. We've been working closely with the SVNKit team and providing them feedback regarding the open issues t

There's been a number of new things we've added in IntelliJ IDEA 10.5 related to version control support. You can try them already in a latest EAP build. And here's a quick overview. Do not forget things... TODO! Now you can easily ensure you haven't forgotten to implement a method, and double-check the important places in your code before commit. Just mark those places in code with TODO. IntelliJ IDEA's new "Check TODO" before commit inspection will notify about all new and edited TODO items. It will also confirm about TODO items in the changed fragments (in case they are not actual any mor

The summer is hot not only because of the sun. Today we have even 3 breaking news to share: 1. IntelliJ IDEA 9.0.3 is available with fixes for many reported issues and some improvements, namely: New UI for merging Subversion branches New Password Safe tool for encrypted storing of passwords for VCS, proxy server etc. Initial support for HTML 5 Support for Grails 1.3.x Improved Flex debugger BTW, if you're doing Flex, make sure to watch the IntelliJ IDEA screencasts by John Lindquist, about the debugger, refactorings and other stuff IntelliJ IDEA provides for Flex. 2. TeamCity 5.1

Feature branches have simple life cycle, they usually consume trunk changes and are merged back into trunk after the work is completed. In IntelliJ IDEA 9.0.3 EAP, take all trunk changes into feature branch and reintegrate back into trunk using new “Merge from…” action: You can merge all changes in one shot or select a subset of them. Changelist with merged changes is created and offered for commit.

Maia supports Subversion 1.6 using svnkit 1.3.0. Tree conflicts are detected. You can mark tree conflicts as resolved.