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I see two options for using Groovy Grails Tool Suite (GGTS) with Subversion.

A) Use the GGTS Subversion plugin....http://grails.org/plugin/svn

B) Use the Eclipse Subversive plugin......http://www.eclipse.org/subversive/

I'm on a Windows 7 box and I have an existing Groovy Grails project that I need to load into a newly created and currently empty subversion repository on my CentOS 6x linux server. I've set up svn+ssh with putty/pageant and that's working.

Would option A or B work better and how would do I go about getting an existing Grails project into the subversion repository?

tim_yates
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Option A is a Grails plugin. This is helpful if you want to add support for Subversion in your own application.

Option B is an Eclipse plugin. This adds Subversion as a team provider in your Eclipse development environment. This is what you want.

There is also Subclipse if you want an alternative to Option B.

Henrik
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  • Thanks, Henrik. Are your A and B in sync with my Q? After reading the description for each, it appears that you got them switched? And, I am looking for a Team Providor, so that inside GGTS/Eclipse, I can do similar operations that I'd get out of Tortoise as I work with my projects. So, Subclipse appears to be another viable option. – Twelve24 Dec 09 '13 at 22:10
  • Here's a comparison of Subversion and Subclipse: [link on StackOverflow](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/61320/svn-plugins-for-eclipse-subclipse-vs-subversive) – Twelve24 Dec 09 '13 at 22:24
  • @Twelve24: I corrected this. It was only a typo in the last sentence. – Henrik Dec 11 '13 at 13:20
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Best way to Go to Help -> Market place then search for svn and then Add

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