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Product Overview

Subversion version control systems is founded in 2000 by CollabNet, Inc. which allows multiple users to work on the same project by submitting updated and changed versions of code available in the distributed repository. It is a centralized software known for data security, simplicity, and versatility when it comes to projects. It is a very popular version control system used by developers in all types of organizations.

Subversion Pricing

Detailed Subversion pricing has not been disclosed, but it is in line with leading competitors in the Version Control Systems market. Most software companies and vendors require users to contact them with details so they can offer competitive personalized pricing based on exact business needs. For more details on the best Subversion pricing plans and offers contact the vendor directly.

Subversion Demo

To help users get started with Subversion version control systems and learn the tips and tricks of the software in detail, there is extensive documentation available. There are how-tos and guides available as well. For any other issue, the community is an option where users can help each other.

Features

Conflict Resolution
Resolve conflicts in changes made through various ways offered by the command-line client. Use APIs for resolution to avail interactive conflict resolution provided by other clients.

Parse-able Output and Localized Messages
Benefit from the dual nature of output from the command-line client, it is both human-readable and parse-able. Use gettext() to display translated error, informational, and help messages, based on current locale settings.

Cost of Operations
Execute fast changes as costs depend on change size and not the size of data or the size of the project. Save time as branching and tagging are cheap operations.

Merge Tracking and File Locking
Avail automated assistance with managing the flow of changes between lines of development, and with the merging of branches back into their sources with merge tracking. Lock files so that users can be warned when multiple people try to edit the same file.

WebDAV/DeltaV protocol
Get the Apache web server and the HTTP-based WebDAV/DeltaV protocol.