Welcome to the PumaCode.org Blog!
I’m Toby Johnson, a software developer in Louisville, KY, USA. I’m the webmaster of PumaCode.org, a site which hosts various open-source projects that I also maintain.
The one I spend most time on at the moment is Vss2Svn, a tool which converts version-control data from Microsoft’s Visual SourceSafe (VSS) to the popular Subversion version-control system.
I’ll use this blog to discuss various issues related to programming, open source, and other generally geeky stuff.
Anthony Steele | 29-Jul-06 at 10:55 am | Permalink
Hi Toby.
I looked at the SubversionSharp homepage today, and was pleased to see your page at http://www.pumacode.org/projects/svndotnet/
I played around with SVN# a few months ago, trying to start a SVN client.
I got the SVN# code compiling in .Net 2.0 and got a few things working, but then I ran up against the missing SVN 1.3 functions. Other things, like getting married, intervened at that point…
So I will soon have a go with your fork of SVN#. Is it in your opinion ready to use? Can I get started on using svn_client_version, svn_client_status2, and svn_client_info?
Oh, and when using this code, is it better to keep one SvnClient instance around, or to create them as needed for an operation and discard them afterwards?