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Introduction to Subversive Subversion support for Eclipse

This document provides an overview of the Subversive project, a subversion (SVN) integration for Eclipse developed by Polarion Software. It discusses the project's purpose, version history, features, and architecture while highlighting the extensive support and plans for future improvements. Subversive aims to deliver a fully integrated SVN experience in the Eclipse environment, expanding the capabilities of version control for developers. Learn how Subversive competes with Subclipse and integrates with other IDEs, catering to community needs in version management.

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Introduction to Subversive Subversion support for Eclipse

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  1. Introduction to SubversiveSubversion support for Eclipse Eclipse Summit Europe 2006 Michal Dobisek (michal.dobisek@polarion.com) (Antonin Pokorny, antonin.pokorny@polarion.com)

  2. Subversive vs. Subversive • Subversive as existing project • Polarion.org • Sponsored by Polarion Software • Subversive as Eclipse Project Proposal Introduction to Subversive

  3. Subversion (SVN) • Version Control System • Self claimed replacement of CVS • Since 2002, now in version 1.4 • Wide acceptance in open source community… • Apache Software Foundation • Sourceforge • Eclipse Foundation (in progress) • … And Industry • Support in other IDEs (IntelliJ Idea, JBuilder, …) Introduction to Subversive

  4. Subversion in Eclipse • No out of the box support • Bug 37154 - [Team] Support for subversion • 114 votes • 3rd most demanded bug in Eclipse Bugzilla • 3rd party support (both open-source): • Subversive • Subclipse • Goal: SVN support in the standard Eclipse distribution (like CVS) Introduction to Subversive

  5. Project Subversive • Started in Q2 2005 as part of rich client for Polarion Server • Moved into separate project (and made public): March 2006 • July 2006: Version 1.0.0 released • Current status: 1.0.3 (Eclipse 3.1); 1.1.0.M5 (Eclipse 3.2) • Main design objectives • Code separation to different layers with different level of abstraction • Strong extensibility and reuse of different layers • Support of behavior customization by external plugins • Optimization in specific use-cases • Performance optimization • Consistent and usable UI Introduction to Subversive

  6. Subversive Features (1/2) • Full Subversion integration into Eclipse Environment • Browse Repository • Checkout projects • Share projects • Modify, update, commit • Most of Subversion 1.3 features (except of svn:externals) • 1.4 features in progress • Automated Error reporting Introduction to Subversive

  7. Subversive Features (2/2) • Interactive merge operation, similar to merge in Eclipse CVS plug-in • Full projection of Eclipse refactoring operations into Subversion • Support of recommended repository layout, including trunk, branches and tags layout • Cross-project atomic commit • Automatic resolving of conflicts • Correct cancellation of operations with Subversion • Recursive directory revision comparison • Adding repository locations with same URL • Data validation in forms • Nice and usable interface Introduction to Subversive

  8. Subversive Components Introduction to Subversive

  9. Subversive Architecture Introduction to Subversive

  10. Screenshots • Repository Perspective • Create Repository Introduction to Subversive

  11. Screenshots • Repository Perspective • Repository Browsing Introduction to Subversive

  12. Screenshots • Repository Perspective • Menu Introduction to Subversive

  13. Screenshots • Team Menu Introduction to Subversive

  14. Screenshots • Synchronize Introduction to Subversive

  15. 1.0 Track (Eclipse 3.1) Version => Downloads 1.0.2 => 7000 (23.8.2006) 1.0.3 => 3200 (22.9.2006) Total, some 10 000+ users 1.1. Track (Eclipse 3.2) Version => Downloads 1.1.0.M4 => 2900 (15.9.2006) 1.1.0.M5 => 2600 (29.9.2006) Subversive Users Introduction to Subversive

  16. Relationships to other Projects • Buckminster (http://www.eclipse.org/buckminster) • Integration by Thomas Spiessens • FastTrack (http://polarion.org) • Build on top of Subversive • Mylar (http://www.eclipse.org/mylar) • Subversive integrates with Mylar Introduction to Subversive

  17. Subversive Achievements • Eclipse Plugin Central • Stable among TOP10 during last 3 months • Freshmeat.net – 5th project in the Subversion category • 5 community code contributors • One joined the Eclipse Proposal • 500+ forums and mailing list users, more than 1000 posts Introduction to Subversive

  18. Plans • Cooperation with Subclipse, gather developer community • Subversion 1.4 support • SVN Client layer improvements • Extensibility (API) improvements • Closer Mylar integration • Feature improvements • See the Project Proposal for more details • http://www.eclipse.org/proposals/subversive/ • Goal: Subversion support in standard Eclipse distribution Introduction to Subversive

  19. What next? • Check Subversive Project Proposal • http://www.eclipse.org/proposals/subversive/ • news://news.eclipse.org/eclipse.technology.subversive • Participate • See current project home • http://polarion.org/ • Try it yourself • Thank you for the attention. Questions? Introduction to Subversive

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