Has anyone used Versions for OSX? I'm mainly wondering if it does everything TortoiseSVN does and if you can use both with the same checkout repo?
Edit: The one issue I found is the diff viewer. The OSX developer FileMerger is just not that great. TortoiseSVN has got this right.
Versions is a very good SVN client for OSX, it has all the features that TortoiseSVN has with a better and more pleasant graphic interface :)
I especially like the timeline view, it's very useful.
You can use it along Tortoise, but I don't know why you should need to, Tortoise is Windows-only.
I tried it out 5-6 weeks ago and it seemed solid but didn't have all of TortoiseSVN's features, and the interface had some inconsistencies. It has a timeline which was very useful organization of the history.
I see they've reached version 1.0 in the last week and the changes seem to cover all the things that I thought were missing. It will be worthwhile to check it out.
As Paul says, v1.0 is now out and feels much more complete. It even manages to look a bit slicker too!
It has all the features that I've been used to from TortoiseSVN before - except I haven't yet worked out if you can set svn -ignore from the GUI. It does respect it if it's been set, at least.
You can get the released version on 30 day trial, so why not check it out (pun intended) yourself? Personally I think it's well worth the small amount it costs.
Yes I've been using Versions over the last two weeks, and it's nice enough to not make me need Tortoise for Mac, I feel its doing a good job covering the Niche, especially if you consider that Versions hasn't been around long compared to Tortoise.
However besides Versions I also strongly recommend you use SCPlugin it give you the right click context menu a la Tortoise, which is useful for quickly handling your sources.
Another graphic svn client for osx is Cornerstone.
I haven't tried it yet, but from the screenshots and the features looks promising.