Some stuff I thought could help is if there's a way to find out where the file svn is on the command line. When I go to SCM > Repositories, it does show me my repository (I guess that means that it can successful use the svn list command, cause that's what it shows on the bottom). Ln -s -f /opt/subversion/lib/libapr-1.dylib /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.5.sdk/usr/lib/libapr-1.dylibĪnd then I ran the file. Ln -s -f /opt/subversion/lib/libapr-1.dylib /usr/lib/libapr-1.dylib Note: When trying to use this method, I noticed that they have a root /usr/lib/ folder but I used the ln command with the /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.5.sdk/usr/lib/ folder, since that is where all my files of similar names are located. I tried using the method described in Xcode and updated SVN, however it didn't work, I still get the same error message when trying to update/commit.
#Svn client mac os x update
My question is how do I update this svn client to 1.6 so that Xcode can still use it and hopefully without the need for 3rd party software. The error message I get whenever I choose SCM > Commit Entire Project is:Įrror: 155021 (Unsupported working copy format) Description: This client is too old to work with working copy '.' please get a newer Subversion client Presumably because my client is 1.4 and it's trying to connect to 1.6. I notice that when I try to use SVN inside Xcode, it doesn't allow me to run commands to a server running 1.6.
When I run "svn -version" it says I have version 1.4 installed. I can run "svn" off the command line but I'm not sure where the file/app is located.
#Svn client mac os x mac os x
I'm not sure if it came with Mac OS X or when I downloaded Xcode which contains Apple's Developer Tools. I have an svn client installed on Mac OS X.
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