Unfortunately, I did not find any built-in svn support, so I created one using RabbitVCS with which you can update/commit/show log.
Installation:
1. Open sublime. Then "preferences->browse packages"
2. Unzip these files in that folder
OR Run that command "git clone git://github.com/kervin/sublime-svn.git" in that folder.
3. Install RabbitVCS.
You are done, sublime-svn is installed. Just let me know if there are bugs that must be corrected or any improvements necessary or if you want to make it work on different platforms.
Great job, it's easy to add status command also, Thanks!
ReplyDeleteIt does not work on my Ubuntu 12.04 ...I click on any of the Svn More options and nothing ocurrs
ReplyDeleteHi, Do you have rabbitvcs installed?
ReplyDeleteEasy add support kdesvn
ReplyDeleteedit rabbitvcs.py
change: subprocess.call("rabbitvcs " + command + " " + path, shell=True)
to: subprocess.call("kdesvn exec " + command + " " + path, shell=True)
Very awesome thank you!
ReplyDeleteThank you ;D
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ReplyDeleteThanks, I really missed SVN from Sublime!
ReplyDeleteThanks!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome job, works like a charm. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI like Codelobster
ReplyDeleteIt has great SVN support too.
Works Good..
ReplyDeleteThanks..
appreciate you work........
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