VisualSVN has won a Visual Studio Magazine 2012 Gold Readers Choice Award and it was recommended in the MSDN Magazine's Toolbox. VisualSVN has reached 500,000 downloads and it is currently used by thousands of companies around the world, including such Fortune 500 companies as Chevron, GlaxoSmithKline and Northrop Grumman.

Out-of-process unmanaged code execution
All Subversion operations are performed out of the Visual Studio process. Common operations such as Commit or Update are performed using the TortoiseSVN dialogs. Other unmanaged code is executed in a pool of separate worker processes. This out-of-process model provides the proof that Visual Studio will never crash or hang because of VisualSVN.

Key benefits of VisualSVN are:

Unbeatable reliability: Visual Studio will never crash or hang because of VisualSVN.
Seamless integration: VisualSVN automatically handles added or renamed files and reflects these operations to Subversion.
Real-time status: VisualSVN carefully tracks and displays all the current changes made to your working copy.
Short learning curve: VisualSVN utilizes TortoiseSVN dialogs and provides a smart wizard to put your sources under Subversion.

Version 4.0.1 (October 30, 2013)
Updated to Apache Subversion 1.8.4. For further details please see http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/subversion/tags/1.8.4/CHANGES
Use more meaningful names for temporary files in the built-in Merge window.
Display repository paths to 'Mine' and 'Theirs' conflicted parts in the built-in Merge window.
Respect asynchronous solution load in Visual Studio 2013.
Fixed: built-in Diff window viewport is not restored after reloading in Visual Studio 2013.
Fixed: 'Can't check the type of' error sometimes occurs when opening built-in Diff window in Visual Studio 2013.
Fixed: files copied using Copy & Paste are not added to Subversion automatically in Visual Studio 2013.




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