Subversion

Apache Subversion is the version
control system that the 699 team uses. It plays a key role in our
software, file, and data management. For a quick tutorial on
Installation for Macs
There are two potential ways that you can use Subversion on Macs:

The svn command line tool. Any instructions in this Wiki that
require subversion will use this method.
A GUI (Graphical User Interface) Client. Some GUI clients come with
their own standalone svn version, but others may require you to also
install the command line version.

The following steps pertain to method 1 (and method 2 if the GUI client
of your choice requires the command line version to be installed)

Open up a new terminal window and execute svn

If you already have svn installed then you will see the following
message: Type 'svn help' for usage. Otherwise you should see the
following dialog:
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Go ahead and click "Install". You do not need to click "Get
Xcode" since we are only interested in getting the command line
tools. The download and installation may take a few minutes.
Once the installation is finished you should see a dialog similar to
the following:
file:clt_install_done.png

Close your current terminal window and open a new one, then execute
svn again. This time you should see Type 'svn help' for usage..
You now have Subversion installed!

Graphical SVN Clients
There are a number of graphic svn clients that exist. Below are a few of
the ones that we recommend.

Rapid SVN : http://www.rapidsvn.org/download/release/0.12/ :
Free client for Windows and Mac

Tortoise SVN : http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads.html : Free
client for Windows that nicely integrates into the Windows Explorer

Versions : http://versionsapp.com/ : Free 30 day trial for Mac.
Purchase for $59

Cornerstone : http://www.zennaware.com/cornerstone/ : Free 14
day trial for Mac. Purchase for $59. Recommended