In next one you can choose some checkout options like folder and the revision. In next window select the checkout destination directory. In the new window add your repository and click on checkout. In the Intellij menu choose VCS->Checkout from version control->subversion. The next step will be to checkout files from your repository inside Intellij. In Settings->Version Control->Subversion check ”Use command line client” and then browse to svn.exe file in the above path. Now you should configure Intellij so it uses the new downloaded client. After downloading zip file and unzipping it copy the content of ”bin” directory to your TortoiseSVN bin directory (probably this path: C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin). I chose VisualSVN and downloaded its command line client.
#Tortoisesvn svn client install
To solve this you should download and install SVN command line client. In this page you can find some implementation of command line client.
With other words you should either use stand alone application or Intellij plugin. So it is not possible to use stand alone application and the SVN plugin in Intellij on the same folder. The SVN plugin installed in Intellij is not working with the new version of SVN (while writing this post TortoiseSVN 1.8.5 and Intellij IDEA 13.5). It will be possible to create change lists based on a some specific issue and connect source control and issue tracking to each other. They can get revision history and compare different revisions or get some specific changes in one file inside the IDE.Īnother benefit of using these plugins are ability to integrate them with issue tracking systems. They have not to leave the IDE for different version control operations like commit, checkout, update, revert and more. Using these plugins will save time and will make developers more effective.
Usually source version control systems are offering plugins for different integrated development environment (IDE). Why using source control plugins in IDE instead of stand alone client application?
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