Cannot find javahl svnkit nor command line svn client

#Cannot find javahl svnkit nor command line svn client install#
#Cannot find javahl svnkit nor command line svn client download#

I would assume that Subversive exposes this as an option in the UI that you can turn off. Your history view is setup to 'Show Merged Revisions'. in a linked folder in my dropins/.ДЇinally, as to your History error, Subclipse does not have this problem, but I know the cause. I have svnkit 1.1.4 in the above folder ( /usr/share/java), and _1. Reinstalling Eclipse and purging some jars of unknown pedigree & version seems to have worked. Do you have their JAR installed in your Java extensions folder or something? I think somehow an old version of their JAR is being loaded by your Eclipse and not the one in their plugin. Could you save others this search by linking to the downloads page from the wiki? Or even linking to it from the Downloads page? I finally figured out that all I needed to do was get CollabNet Subversion Command-Line Client v1.5.4 (for Red Hat Linux), and (as noted in the wiki), add =/opt/CollabNet_Subversion/lib to my Eclipse startup. After much surfing, googling, testing, registering to download, waiting for a password, cursing, downloading and rpm -i. Is that what Subclipse / Subversive are looking for? No idea. I have /usr/share/java/svnkit-javahl-1.1.4.jar and /usr/share/java/svnkit-javahl.jar (a symlink to the previous). Well, given the wiki doesn't actually say what file(s) are supposed to be there, I had to guess. Works.Дoes the JavaHL library exist in the folder you pointed to? And when it breaks suddenly and for apparently no reason, losing hours of productivity to fighting w/ source control instead of writing and committing code, it's VERY frustrating, especially considering that Eclipse's CVS support Just. Mark, you're right, Subclipse does work - it's just not the most straightforward thing to install. You have not exactly given us a chance to help you with your Subclipse issues.

#Cannot find javahl svnkit nor command line svn client install#

Turns out a fresh Eclipse + a fresh install (and a lot of trial and error / googling has fixed things. Well, I feel I've been remiss in ranting about Subclipse.

Window > Preferences > Team > SVN > SVN Interface > Client > JavaHL (JNI).

Start it up, making sure to pass in =/opt/CollabNet_Subversion/lib ( linux only).

#Cannot find javahl svnkit nor command line svn client download#

Download Eclipse 3.4.1 (or Fedora Eclipse).

This provides the JavaHL layer so that Subclipse can talk to SVN repos using pure Java (but not SVNKit).

Download CollabNet Subversion for your operating system ( Linux, Windows, MacOS X).

Installing Subclipse w/ JavaHL (aka CollabNet Subversion)