TortoiseSVN adds Subversion version-control tools to Windows File Explorer. Developers can check out working copies, update files, commit changes, review revision history, compare file versions, and inspect pending modifications through context menus and dialogs. Status overlays show which files have changed, while conflict tools help identify and resolve problems during updates, merges, and switches. It is free to use and this is the 32-bit build.
| Author: | The TortoiseSVN team |
| License: | Freeware |
| Price: | FREE |
| Released: | Apr 17, 2024 |
| File size: | 18.10 MB |
| Downloads: | 294 |
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| Author URL: | https://tortoisesvn.net/ |
TortoiseSVN is a Windows shell extension that provides a graphical interface for working with Subversion repositories. It is intended for developers and teams who need to track changes to files, share project work, and manage source code without relying solely on command-line tools. Because its commands are integrated into File Explorer, version-control tasks are available from the folders and files being managed.
The context menu provides common Subversion operations, including checking out a working copy, updating it from the repository, and committing local changes. Update brings in other contributors' revisions, while commit sends selected changes back to the shared repository with a log message. TortoiseSVN also displays file status through Explorer overlays, helping users distinguish modified, added, deleted, and otherwise changed items while browsing a project.
For reviewing work, the log dialog shows a repository's revision history and supports filtering entries, including by bug ID. The comparison and diff tools help inspect changes between file revisions or between a working copy and repository content. A Check for Modifications view gathers pending changes in one place, so users can review items before committing. When Subversion detects a tree conflict during operations such as update, merge, or switch, TortoiseSVN marks the affected items and provides conflict information and resolution guidance.
Additional tools support everyday repository maintenance and team workflows. Users can ignore files by extension, manage external or nested items, and work with repositories that share a URL or UUID. A local log cache helps make history browsing smoother, with settings for controlling its management. Plugins can connect commits with issue trackers, adding context or applying commit-related rules through the bug-tracking interface.
TortoiseSVN is free to use and works with Subversion repositories; it is a client, not a repository server. This download is the 32-bit build, intended for compatible Windows installations, including Windows 10 and Windows 11. Repository access and collaboration depend on a Subversion repository being available through an appropriate server or local setup.