Syncro releases SVN Client 4.1

Syncro has released an update for its document- and code-sharing application, SVN Client 4.1. Features offered now include a "create patch" wizard, allowing users to create patches between either a working copy and repository resource, or between two repository resources or even two revisions of the same resource. Also available is a scroll-lock button in the console view, preventing automatic scrolling when an SVN operation logs multiple messages in the console view.

Other features embedded in the update are performance improvements, such as making it possible to disable SVN symbolic link support to improve speed. Any conflicts resulting from a merge action are now listed in a dialogue, and can be manually or automatically resolved, and an update to the SVNKit library brings it to v1.2.1 while still keeping support for all Subversion 1.5.4 features.

SVN Client 4.1 can be purchased new for $60, or at $35 as an upgrade. A site license costs approximately $3,000, excluding any maintenance pack renewal. SVN Client is compatible with Mac OS X, Linux and Solaris.

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