The nomination period for the Sourceforge.Net Community Choice Awars is open.

Please go ahead and nominate TortoiseSVN in the categories "Best Project" and "Best Tool or Utility for Developers". If you all support us, we can make it into the final voting stage.

More information is available on the Sourceforge 2008 CCA page

We've created the second release candidate of the upcoming 1.5.0 release. We like to have as many people as possible to give this release candidate a test and report back any bugs you find.

Note:

Tonight, shortly after RC1 of TortoiseSVN was released, TortoiseSVN was downloaded nine million times from Sourceforge. Only two months after the eight millions were passed, the next round number was reached.

Forecast: 10.000.000 (Ten million) downloads will be reached mid June.

We've created the first release candidate of the upcoming 1.5.0 release. We like to have as many people as possible to give this release candidate a test and report back any bugs you find.

Note:

All the tools on http://tools.tortoisesvn.net are now open source, licensed under the GPLv2.

These tools include:

• grepWin: a regular expression search and replace tool for Windows
• StExBar: an enhancement toolbar for the Windows explorer with features Microsoft forgot to implement themselves

The boring bookkeeper again. This weekend we passed an impressive 8 million downloads. }:)

TortoiseSVN 1.4.8 has been released, linked against Subversion 1.4.6.

This is a bugfix/maintenance release.
It is now linked against the neon library 0.27.2 which fixes some problems when accessing a repository over http/https.

You can get it from our download page.

Hi Folks,

please take a look at our GUI translation status page. Half of the translations haven't seen an update for some time. Most of them are in a quite good state, read: it is not much work to complete them.

Monitor your repository with the CommitMonitor:

The CommitMonitor is a small application which sits in the system tray or runs in the background, checking Subversion repositories for new commits.

There is a new tool available on our tools site called grepWin, a regular expression search and replace tool for Windows. Of course, it can also do normal text searches :-)

More details about grepWin are available here.