Subversion: Turtle + AnkhSVN
Open Ankh seems to be using Subversion 1.6.2 and Tortoise is using Subversion 1.6.0.
After creating the turtle repository, I was unable to get ankh to see it.
After loading subversion and running svn admin -create --pre-1.6-compatible z: \ ...... \ etc .. now ankh can see it. This is my first time using version control and I may not need turtle, but the Windows explorer integration sounds good.
I am using file: /// not svnserve or apache.
Am I going to use turtle along third party anchors or will I have problems or possibly corrupted repository?
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As long as both tools are on the same major / minor Subversion version (i.e. 1.6.any), then they should work together.
Are you talking about AnhVVN? If so, you might need a daily build, as their page mentions using the latest daily Subversion 1.6 support. http://ankhsvn.open.collab.net/
If you are updating one client and not another, and there is a minor version difference (eg 1.6 versus 1.5), then the new client will update the working copy and you will not be able to work with it on the older client.
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The latest version of TortoiseSVN was built against SVN 1.6.2, and here it is . This might fix your problem.
The original poster corrected his post and the above line no longer applies.
You can use both side by side without any problem. I have been for a while and have not encountered any problems.
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from http://ankhsvn.open.collab.net/downloads
If some of the projects do not display glyphs - Check if projects are linked in File -> Subversion -> Change Source Control Make sure at least references and missing project glyphs are linked (Many project types do not require explicit linking) *
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