Quoted: Home of the Git Version Control System and Friends

Quoted: CollabNet Consulting Services cover a wide range of business and technology topics designed to accelerate the roll-out and adoption of CollabNet. Services include subversion services, community services, open source consulting, Collaboration and Program Management.

Looks like a great source control solution with nice online features.

I had problems with Subversion 1.5 (used against a 1.4.6 repository). E.g, my process would completely freeze up on doing a "svl log" command.

I reverted to 1.4.6 on the client and all is well again. So - even though Collabnet claims compatability with an uplevel client - I don't believe it.

You can download the 1.4.6 version from this page.

Quoted: CollabNet Consulting Services cover a wide range of business and technology topics designed to accelerate the roll-out and adoption of CollabNet. Services include subversion services, community services, open source consulting, Collaboration and Program Management.

Nice subversion cheat sheet if you're just learning.

SVN can be a nightmare if you are not careful with consistent case (upper or lower) for file names. I just spent a couple of hours trying to clean up a repository that had duplicate files added - each spelled the same, but with different case.

Windows cannot handle two files with the same name except for case and the repository gets very confused.

Seems like the only way to recover is to svn del the offending files.

Derek's new favorite source control system (distributed).

Nice explanation and examples about how to use svn branches and merging changes back into trunk.

Be sure to also read the merging example on the next page:

http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/ch04s03.html