I'm having a lot of trouble finding SVN for Mac OS X 10.4.11. Would someone please point me to the binary I can download? Thanks!
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A:
At present, the publicly available SVN binary installers are all geared towards 10.5+.
What that means for you is that you will need to get comfortable with the terminal. I've installed subversion with both Fink and MacPorts before (as indicated on subversion's own site). Alternatively, you can download the source and build it yourself (here's a slightly dated tutorial from Apple).
Alternatively, you could use a GUI SVN application like Versions or a text editor like TextMate that has built-in SVN support as a more user-friendly alternative to the Terminal.
Gabriel Hurley
2010-07-24 23:41:53
Thank you so much for this!
darrinkatz
2010-07-26 00:01:33
I installed Fink and downloaded the svn-client, but it won't let me install the svn-slient-ssl which I need to access my project on Google Project Hosting. Fink seems to think that the svn-client-ssl is already installed, but when I use svn import it says "svn: SSL not supported". Would you please help me out with this?
darrinkatz
2010-07-26 00:37:20
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A:
For 10.4, it's a little tough.
To start, I would try a stable binary from CollabNet.
If that link fails to work, you may try a binary from the Fink Package Database using Fink.
Vortico
2010-07-24 23:43:17
I installed Fink and downloaded the svn-client, but it won't let me install the svn-slient-ssl which I need to access my project on Google Project Hosting. Fink seems to think that the svn-client-ssl is already installed, but when I use svn import it says "svn: SSL not supported". Would you please help me out with this?
darrinkatz
2010-07-26 00:34:47