macSvn

Integrates into the Finder

macSvn integrates seamlessly into the macOS Finder. The icon overlays is supported, it can show the Subversion status using the icon badge. all svn commands are available directly from the context menu, toolbar menu, and sidebar menu of Finder window.

Built-in comparison tool

macSvn has a built-in file comparison tool that supports comparison operations of text files, image files, and binary files. For text files, the file differences are allowed to be edited, and syntax highlighting is supported.

Supports defect tracking

macSvn allows you to track project defects and tasks very easily. Defect data is saved in the repository and shared by all users and working copies, but it doesn't affect the revision number.

Shelving is supported

It is the ability to put aside an uncommitted change in the Working-copy, as if putting it on a shelf, in order to work on something else, and later bring the change back in to the Working-copy.

Ability to manipulate repositories directly

macSvn supports direct operation of the repository without checking out the working copy, including copy, move, delete, rename, branch, etc.

Make your repositories more secure

macSvn has a built-in tunnel client that allows access to the encrypted svnserve service and supports private key and client certificate authentication.

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Both light and dark appearance is supported

macSvn ships with carefully crafted user interfaces for the macOS light and dark mode, which includes adjusted colors, icons and textures, providing a sleek and unified look.