sv is a wrapper around subversion to simplify the task of branching and merging
Specifically, it is a command line tool written in Python that treats branches and tags as first-class names/identifiers so you can operate on them directly without worrying about starting revisions, URLs, and project paths. Here are some reasons why sv might help you work with subversion:
sv is optimized for many developers all working on the same project in isolated work branches.
Since sv does not rely on properties, you can start using it on an existing repository today.
If you are familiar with git’s command line interface, sv is similar
Install Requirements
However, the easiest way to install sv is, by no coincidence, the following command:
easy_install sv
You will need setuptools installed for this to work (and you might need root access on your machine).
Documentation
… or type:
sv --help
after installation.
Bugs, Feature Requests
Please feel free to submit an issue
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