Been thinking about that, and from what you've said, it adds the things that I was saying (meaning to say) were lacking in svn.

What about clients though? From what I can see, they are all command line based. I could live with that, although browsing the history and writing log messages becomes a bit fiddly (from my experience with svn).

But I can't see the other folks where I work dropping tortoisesvn for a command line when they barely use branches. Half the time they don't even bother with SVN at all.

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I am already familiar with the joys of trac, yes. I like it lots, particularly the ticketing and updating/closing of tickets with time taken directly from svn commit messages.

Presumably it still works fine with repo's used with SVK?

But I prefer the "show log" and "repo browser" on tortoise svn. Trac would do fine if i didn't have the tortoise ones though.

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