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[mario]

Since the release of mod svn 1.7 is coming closer here is a RC3 build. This is only for testing, not for productive system. Download can be found on our download page.

Please test and report back to us.

[mario]

Subversion + mod_svn 1.7.0 has been released. VC9 binaries in x86 and x64 can be found on http://www.apachehaus.com/cgi-bin/download.plx

Have fun and report any issues

[mario]

Subversion + mod_svn 1.7.2 has been released

Get it on http://www.apachehaus.com/cgi-bin/download.plx

[mario]

Version 1.7.4 including mod_dontdothat and the command line tools on our download page.

[kmradke]

Mario,

Any luck compiling 1.7.5?  How difficult is the build process?  (I'd like to stop bothering you for builds...)

Thanks!
Kevin R.

[mario]

Hi kmradke,
building is not that hard. I know 1.7.5 has been out a while. I was busy with testing, cause on the svn dev mailing list there were many reports of issues which wasn't there before.

You are offical allowed to bothering me about new version 
 

I hurry up finishing my tests and shall to a final build tomorrow or saturday. I hope you can wait that time.

[kmradke]

Hi kmradke,
building is not that hard. I know 1.7.5 has been out a while. I was busy with testing, cause on the svn dev mailing list there were many reports of issues which wasn't there before.

You are offical allowed to bothering me about new version 
 

I hurry up finishing my tests and shall to a final build tomorrow or saturday. I hope you can wait that time.

No problem waiting.  I appreciate the builds.  I'll just continue to focus my testing on my unix builds...

Thanks!

[mario]

I had a bit more spare time this evening. Downloads are on the download page.

Which unix are you using?

[kmradke]

I build on Solaris 10 x86, Red Hat 5 32-bit, and Red Hat 6 64-bit.  I'll give the latest 64-bit windows build a try this weekend.  Thanks!

[kmradke]

Initial testing of new 1.7.5 x64 build for apache 2.2 seems to be working well!

[mario]

At least I know that Redhat linux isn't free. I think solaris isn't free too. That's why I tried Cent OS some time ago. Nice gui I have to say.

For me svn 1.7.5 also works fine on ubuntu and windows.

[kmradke]

Yes, the red hat and solaris builds are for work.  I use Windows 7 and ubuntu at home.  I haven't needed to build Subversion for ubuntu, since the packages are kept fairly up to date.

[mario]

I've made a trunk build (1.8.0) x86 apache 2.4 (revision 1349371). if you are interessted than tell me and I shall provide a download.



  - Minor new features and improvements:
    * new 'svnadmin load --revision' load filtering support (issue #3734)
    * new 'commit --include-externals' option (related to issues #1167, #3563)
    * new 'svnadmin hotcopy --incremental' support for FSFS (issue #3815)
    * reject some attempts to merge between unrelated branches (r1215273)
    * support GPG agent for password storage on UNIX-like platforms (r1150783)
    * new 'svnadmin lock' / 'svnadmin unlock' subcommands (issue #3942, #4092)
    * new SVNUseUTF8 configuration option for mod_dav_svn (issue #2487)
    * new SVNHooksEnv configuration option for mod_dav_svn (r1239966)
    * new --ignore-properties option for 'svn diff' (r1239553. -617)
    * new --properties-only option for 'svn diff' (r1336110)
    * new --patch-compatible option for 'svn diff' (r1239561)
    * new SvnPubSub distributed commit hooks (tools/server-side/svnpubsub)
    * 'svn diff' can compare arbitrary files and directories (r1310291, et al)
    * ra_serf avoids re-downloading content present in pristine store (r1333936)