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Tommy says...

THANK YOU!

kemuchi says...

Great !
Thanks !

Could you tell me how to access the sources of scplugin ?

Ed says...

You need to have Subversion installed on your machine (I can’t recall if that ships out of the box with OS X nowadays).  If so, you can check out the source from the location described at the bottom of this page:

http://scplugin.tigris.org/

If you’re not familiar with Subversion, google around for some tutorials—there are good docs out there.

Jess says...

Thanks man, your the bomb

sam says...

I was wondering if you had tried making an intel build or a universal build.  Iw as trying but I got a ton of errors just trying to build the default version.  would you be willing to share your version of the project?

DJ says...

Can you build a MacIntel version for us?  That would be much appreciated.

John Dell says...

I tried the guest/guest on http://scplugin.tigris.org/svn/scplugin/trunk but it isn’t letting me in.  What’s the secret handshake?

I’d also vote for a MacIntel version, or if you can tell me how to get the source, I’ll build it and send it to you for this website!

John

Ed says...

I’ve been so busy that I just haven’t had a chance to fire up Xcode and see what barfs out in the evenings.  I’ll see what I can do, though—keep bugging me! 8)

John Dell says...

Ok, well I got the code and tried the XCode compile, but it barfs on mach_override.c:34

Which is:

#if !defined(__ppc__) && !defined(__POWERPC__)
#error “this code is currently PowerPC-only”
#endif

Doesn’t look good at this point for an Intel build :-(

John

k says...

John Dell : How’d you end up getting the source… I also keep getting failed auth on guest/guest

Anyone?

John Dell says...

you gotta sign-up for a tigris.org account.  Just register and then you enter your user/pwd to get SVN

BizWeasel says...

I too wanted to compile the source (though I’m a marketing weasel not a coder so I don’t really know what I’m doing) and ran into quite a few errors.  For starters make gave me a checksum.md5 error and xcode barfed about 10 errors as well when I tried compiling.

I haven’t tried your binary yet, but I am hoping it works as the older binary on the scplugin site crashes on install. Too bad the scplugin team had their “real life” intrude, this looked like a very promising tool.

For the folks trying to get into the repository, there is some note on the site mentioning that there is no longer a password (technically a blank password) needed for CVS access, and this apparently goes for SVN access as well. In any case I was able to get in and download the trunk directory using username: “guest” and a blank password field.

Phil says...

Anyone get a binary version working?

parsifal says...

Great job guys… Thank for you work…

Karl says...

Hi , I found this site and am also looking for a MacIntel binary, when I try and compile from source I get 10 errors like BizWeasel, anyone found a MacIntel binary yet ?

Gabe says...

+1 requesting the mac intel version.

Stan says...

Ed,
Can you get me in touch with this Raf gent?  The intel ver. of SCPlugin is slightly unstable, and I was wondering if he is interested in pursuing the project at all - and what, if any help I could provide to such an effort.

Thanks!

bobby says...

Ed, has anyone been able to get the SCPlugin for Intel working on their Macbooks? I’d like to get in touch with Raf if that is possible.

Thanks!

Joe says...

I have not been able to get it to work.  I installed it in the folder, restarted the finder, and I had no new contextual menu items for svn workspaces.

I also tried installing the old version, then just replacing the plugin file in the contextual menu items dir and no luck with that either

Richard says...

Hi,

I would like to get SCPlugin working under MacBookPro as well.
Anyone have the Intel Build that works ?

Greetings

R.

Jack Repenning says...

There’s a new release of SCPlugin available at the site, release 0.7.  This release is a Universal Binary (Intel and PPC), includes a proper installer, and implements the complete work flow for most users.  New features include:

- You can provide your login info during commit—no more need for a separate command-line client for this!

- In fact, no need for a command-line client at all: we’re now building against the libraries themselves, rather than running the external client, so things are faster and more reliable

- In fact, no need for a separate SVN installation at all: we bundle Subversion as a Framework inside the plug-in

- Login info securely cached in the OS X Keychain

Pop on over and give it a try!  http://scplugin.tigris.org

While you’re there, join our users list, for help in using it and discussions about what we should implement next.