This is a tutorial on how to install a

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Tortoise SVN client like application on mac.
NB: this application is from 2010 and is made for

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out for Mac instead? I don't see how there will ever be a Tortoise plug-in for the Mac, but others have already pointed to equivalents for the Mac. There are plenty of Subversion clients for the Mac, so there's no reason to use TortoiseSVN, which is a Windows client. SubWeaver is a Subversion.

Mac OS Snow Leopard. Although it works perfectly fine on my machine running Mac OS Mountain Lion 10.8.3. I cannot guarantee that it will work on your version of mac nor that it will be bugfree. In my case I think it is the best free (and maybe the only) solution for running a fully working svn client integrated with finder. This client is a plugin called SCPlugin

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Install SCPlugin

For installing SCPlugin the first thing you have to do is to download the installation file: SCPlugin
When you have downloaded the file - you just run the installation as you normally do - with normal mac os installations. You just have to run all the default setups - click Next without changing any settings.
When finish installing the plugin - open the Application folder and find SCToolbarButton:
Move SCToolbarButton up to the finder bar and now your are ready to go...

Using SCPlugin

SCPlugin is very simple to use - you just have to follow these steps:

1. Create an empty folder - For example i created a folder called SVN_Folder on the desktop:
   
2. Open the folder
3. Click on the SCPlugin icon and choose Checkout
   
4. A new window opens and you just fill in the blanks with your SVN Repository URL, Usename and Password - Notice the screendump below - you have to check the Recursive checkbox.
   
5. When you have filled the blanks, just clickthe Checkout button and you are done !

On Oct 12, 2009, at 3:28 PM, Dave Schinkel wrote:

> I have no idea what finder is...can you elaborate?

I take it you're not the person who'll be using the Mac? Finder is the
name of the file browser application on Mac OS; it's the Mac
equivalent to Windows Explorer.

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> What about SubWeaver? Would that be considered close to Tortoise
> type of deal? If we're using Tortoise would that be a no no to our
> designer and he should wait really until a Tortoise plug-in comes
> out for Mac instead?

I don't see how there will ever be a Tortoise plug-in for the Mac, but
others have already pointed to equivalents for the Mac... there are
plenty of Subversion clients for the Mac, so there's no reason to use
TortoiseSVN, which is a Windows client. SubWeaver is a Subversion
plugin for Dreamweaver--if you're planning on using Subversion to
version-control a website that's being created in Dreamweaver, then
sure, give it a try. I don't have any personal experience with it.

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