Whoah, that was unexpected;
I just upgraded Xcode to 5.0 and now the – what used to be 1.6 – subversion on /usr/bin/svn is version 1.7. So…. My previous post about automatic version switching? Down the drain! :)
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Whoah, that was unexpected;
I just upgraded Xcode to 5.0 and now the – what used to be 1.6 – subversion on /usr/bin/svn is version 1.7. So…. My previous post about automatic version switching? Down the drain! :)
[UPDATE] This post is useless when you upgrade Xcode to version 5.0. If you use version 4 or you’re using a linux environment with svn 1.6 and 1.7 simultaneously; read on :) [/UPDATE]
So you have these projects in your development tree, these are probably managed by the version of Subversion as used on your mac – which with a very high probability would be version 1.6. But now and again, you might find yourself with a Subversion 1.7 project you received from someone else. Your mac will then shout something like this;
svn: The path '.' appears to be part of a Subversion 1.7 or greater
working copy. Please upgrade your Subversion client to use this
working copy.
If – like me – you are NOT prepared to switch to SubVersioN 1.7 entirely, then read on :)
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