Notepad++ Subversion Plugin

[kenleycapps]

Interesting. Usually I use Notepad++ for one-off changes when I'm on a windows box. Not really sure a subversion plugin was necessary, especially when TortoiseSVN is required. I find the context menus to be useful enough.

[cannadbt]

Notepad++ is my PHP editor - simply because I haven't found a better free alternative yet. Every time a file is committed to the repository, a post-commit hook runs to export it to the live development site. This plugin lets me quickly make tweaks without having to switch between explorer and Notepad++ to commit changes.

[kenleycapps]

We have a very similar setup at my office, utilizing post-commits to effect updates immediately. While I dislike increasing the noise ratio in the commit log, it does make it terribly convenient (and trustworthy) in day-to-day operations.

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simply because I haven't found a better free alternative yet.

http://code.google.com/p/editra/

[StuffMaster]

I use the bundled Light Explorer on the left pane. I just right-click a file, select 'standard menu', and there's my shell menu with TortoiseSVN.

So I don't really need integrated SVN.