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SmartSVN 7.0.7 is Here!

Published by sherpa on October 9, 2012 in SmartSVN and WANdisco. 0 Comments Tags: , , , , , , , , .
We’re pleased to announce that SmartSVN 7.0.7 has been released. This update brings some useful enhancements and fixes to the SmartSVN community, including fixes for:

  • Auto-detection of “large” repositories
  • An internal error that occurs when refreshing locks
  • Internal errors for remote state and refresh

More information on what’s new and noteworthy in SmartSVN 7.0.7 is available at the Changelog.

A free download of SmartSVN Foundation is available from WANdisco now. If you haven’t already tried SmartSVN, there’s a long list of benefits this popular graphical client can offer the Subversion user:

  • Easy to keep up-to-date on the latest Subversion activities of other team members and projects.
  • An all-in-one solution – SmartSVN provides everything out of the box: Subversion client, file compare, conflict solver and SSH client.
  • The freedom to work with either the SmartSVN UI, or to perform tasks directly within Windows Explorer.
  • Cross-platform – work on the operating system of your choice.

Visit http://smartsvn.com/ to download SmartSVN 7.0.7 today.

Still unsure how WANdisco acquiring SmartSVN will affect your SmartSVN experience? We’ve published a handy FAQ to answer some of the questions we’ve been hearing from the community.

Apache Subversion 1.7.2 Arrives

Published by sherpa on December 5, 2011 in Subversion and WANdisco. 0 Comments Tags: , , , , , , , , .

Apache Subversion 1.7 was a major step forward for the Subversion community, bringing with it some long-awaited enhancements, including a brand new HTTP protocol, and a complete overhaul of the working copy metadata system. The first maintenance release was made public less than two weeks later, and now the Subversion community has taken the next step in improving 1.7.x, with the release of 1.7.2.

Subversion 1.7.2 features plenty of important changes, visible to both developers and users, including:

  • a fix for uninitialized memory read in client diff code
  • a fix to avoid reading freed memory
  • a plug for a memory leak in the BDB backend
  • the ability to properly define WIN64 on Windows x64 builds
  • an enhancement that results in better error logging when opening rep-cache.db fails
  • better adherence to C89 in ENUM definitions
  • avoidance of segfaults against pre-1.5 servers
  • Subversion no longer asserts when committing an incomplete directory
  • a fix for nested {Location}s when using the v2 protocol

For the full details on what’s new in this latest release, visit the Changes file. As ever, the very latest binaries can be downloaded for free from the WANdisco website. Congratulations to all the Subversion committers, testers, and users, on another great 1.7x release!