Stone Studio

I was very annoyed by the TortoiseSVN been lack of command line interface. I like be able to run the simple svn update from command line than clicks this and that in windows. This is how I install a svn in command line and use it together with TortoiseSVN.

You will firstly need to download and install Slick SVN

Don’t worry about the existing TortoiseSVN (TSVN) installation. Slick SVN has no problem to work with TSVN together.

I chose Typical during the installation.

You can run svn –version in the Command Prompt to check if it has installed properly.

This is how I check svn status, and shows that the installation is done and working.

Additionally, I want to point out the reason why the svn is recognised by windows.

and you can find out the Path has the SlikSvn\bin\ directory