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As part of the iPiMP rewrite I have uploaded the source code to code.google.com and use it's SVN for source control. Whilst looking for an SVN utility to add to visual studio I found AnkhSVN and VisualSVN, so I tried them both. VisualSVN came out easier to use and had more features primarily as it uses Tortoise SVN as its base. The downside was AnkhSVN was free and VisualSVN was not.
That was until I went searching for VisualSVN's license costs and found they they provide free licenses to Open Source projects, I applied with details of iPiMP and got my project license today.
So if you want a nice Visual Studio SVN add-in - I recommend VisualSVN.
That was until I went searching for VisualSVN's license costs and found they they provide free licenses to Open Source projects, I applied with details of iPiMP and got my project license today.
So if you want a nice Visual Studio SVN add-in - I recommend VisualSVN.