Xversion for Android

1. Quit Xversion 2. Open “Keychain Access" in the Utilities folder 3. Search for a password item with the server address as the item name. It will be in the form: <server url>Realm name 4. Delete the item. 5. Open Xversion and try again. It should prompt just one more time. You then need to give the svn command access to the password. 1. Open the new password item in the Keychain and check the Access Control tab, you should just see Xversion. Click the plus button and add the svn executable to the “Access Control” list and save the changes. 2. Try an operation using the svn executable and when it prompts to use the keychain click the button “Always allow”.

This software works and is kept up to date with newer svn clients. That is more than I can say for the other product that comes up in the app store when you search for 'svn'. If you coud choose multiple filters at once, such as modified and added, when preparing to do commits, then it would be 5 stars.

Since SVN is just a command line tool, a great UI is everything for any software interfacing SVN. This app actually makes it way to look like a standard Android app so it does not seem out of place when I use it.

I've used every possible svn client for years and finally settled on Xversion. It's easy to use and has some advanced features that are intuitive enough to use without asking. Developer was responsive to an issue I had. Can't recommend Xversion enough.

This program is still crashing months after I bought it even after exchanging email with the developer about the problem. Apparently other people are impacted to, so be careful. I tried working with the developer on this over email but got to busy to try to collect the diagnostics and he hasn't seemed to do much about fixing it, and now it's too late for me to get a refund. If you're getting this for side-by-side diffs among other things, wait until you see review implying that's been resolved before purchasing.