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How do I upgrade my svn version ?

 
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I am using both Subclipse and tortise svn for one project. It show subversion 1.6 in tortise svn. Within Eclipse, Windows > Preferences > Team > SVN does not show any version number but i am assuming that its 1.6 too.

How do i upgrade svn to 1.7 ?
 
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Upgrade TortoiseSVN. The latest version uses svn 1.8; I would assume there were earlier versions that used svn 1.7.
 
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Will that upgrade the Eclipse svn too ?
 
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My guess would be no, but that's easy enough to find out.
 
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The problem is that the word "Version" is so frequently used in svn's commit, update context, that googling for svn version doesn't give any useful links. I am yet under a question as to who maintains the svn version or does it come bundled within the client (Subclipse, tortise, etc...) ...

Hence the question "How do I upgrade my Svn version"

I'll try upgrading Subclipse as well as tortise and see the results...
 
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Why would you search for "How do I upgrade my Svn version" if what you actually want to upgrade are specific pieces of software like Tortoise and Subclipse? They have dedicated web sites with lots of information, after all.
 
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Upgrading TortoiseSVN, or the command line Subversion package, will not upgrade the Subversion level used by Eclipse. You'll have to update the subclipse or subversive to get Eclipse updated. By the way, I you haven't installed this year's Eclipse IDE (Luna), you might just want to do that, I know that the subclipse that gets installed into it uses a very recent local Subversion directory layout (I had to upgrade my command line tools and update all of my projects to get everything at the same level).
 
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Thanks Peter for that info.
I'll check luna soon enough.. thanks for that suggestion too.
 
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