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Diff for images in the web interface. New side-by-side diff for images in the web interface makes it possible to preview image differences in the web browser. TLS 1.3 protocol support. TLS 1.3 is the most recent version of the HTTP encryption protocol that provides enhanced security, performance and privacy compared to the previous versions. VisualSVN Server now fully supports this version of the protocol and enables it by default. Note that TLS 1.3 will be actually used only if it is supported by the client. New Enterprise Multinode license. The new license type is suitable for multisite VisualSVN Server deployments. If you use the Multisite Repository Replication feature and have several VisualSVN Server instances connected within a single distributed VDFS cluster, you can now purchase a single Enterprise Multinode license and use it on all these server instances. This option is cost-effective, and it also simplifies deployment and licensing-related maintenance tasks. For the complete list of changes, see the VisualSVN Server 4.1.0 changelog. Upgrade to VisualSVN Server 4.1 is recommended for all users. Upgrade is easy and straightforward, but we strongly advise reading the KB152: Upgrading to VisualSVN Server 4.1 article beforehand (especially if you are upgrading from VisualSVN Server 3.9 or older versions). Download VisualSVN Server 4.1 from the main download page. Updates to PowerShell Cmdlets The new release adds a capability to deploy and manage the Repository Management Delegation feature via PowerShell and deprecates two existing cmdlets. It is now possible to deploy and manage the Repository

Management Delegation feature using the Get-SvnRepository, Set-SvnRepository, Get-SvnServerConfiguration, and Set-SvnServerConfiguration cmdlets. Get-SvnRepositoryReplication and Set-SvnRepositoryReplication cmdlets have been deprecated. Their functionality has been merged into Get-SvnRepository and Set-SvnRepository cmdlets. For the complete list of PowerShell cmdlets available in VisualSVN Server 4.1, see the KB88: VisualSVN Server PowerShell Cmdlet Reference. Upgrade and compatibility concerns Upgrade to VisualSVN Server 4.1 is recommended for all users. Please read the KB152: Upgrading to VisualSVN Server 4.1 article before upgrading. The upgrade is free for all customers who have active maintenance subscription for Enterprise or Essential licenses. The upgrade is also free for all customers who use VisualSVN Server under the Community license. ]]>Update to Apache HTTP Server 2.4.41 10 Sep 2019 00:00:00 GMTVisualSVN Server We are glad to announce the availability of VisualSVN Server patch releases based on Apache HTTP Server 2.4.41. These updates address the following vulnerabilities: CVE-2019-10081, CVE-2019-9517, CVE-2019-10098, CVE-2019-10092, CVE-2019-10097 and CVE-2019-10082. Please upgrade to VisualSVN Server 4.0.4 that is available for download at the main download page. For the complete list of changes, see the VisualSVN Server 4.0.4 changelog. Up-to-date VisualSVN Server installations are potentially affected by the CVE-2019-10098 vulnerability. This is a low-risk vulnerability and it has no security impact in VisualSVN Server. Nevertheless, the upgrade to newer VisualSVN Server builds is recommended for all users. Note that the Apache HTTP Server 2.4.41 patch release also addresses the CVE-2019-10092 and CVE-2019-10097 vulnerabilities found in the mod_proxy and mod_remoteip Apache modules, respectively. Both affected modules are shipped with VisualSVN Server, but

Recommended for all users. Please read the KB174: Upgrading to VisualSVN Server 5.0 before upgrading. The upgrade is free for all customers who have an active maintenance subscription for Enterprise or Essential licenses. The upgrade is also free for all customers who use VisualSVN Server under the Community license. ]]>Update to Apache HTTP Server 2.4.53 and OpenSSL 1.1.1n 28 Mar 2022 00:00:00 GMTVisualSVNVisualSVN Server We are glad to announce the update to Apache HTTP Server 2.4.53 and OpenSSL 1.1.1n for relevant VisualSVN products. Besides this, relevant VisualSVN products are now updated to Expat XML parser 2.4.6. This update fixes a number of security vulnerabilities, some of which may affect both VisualSVN and VisualSVN Server in certain configurations. Therefore, updating to the new builds is recommended for all users. Update for VisualSVN Server Get the latest version of VisualSVN Server from the official download page. For the list of changes, see the VisualSVN Server 4.3.7 changelog. Choose an appropriate patch build if you do not want to perform a significant upgrade right now: VisualSVN Server 4.2.9 if you have version 4.2.x installed. Other version families of VisualSVN Server are not supported, and maintenance updates are not available for them. It is strongly recommended to upgrade to VisualSVN Server 4.3.7 if you are using any version family older than 4.2.x. Please read the KB167: Upgrading to VisualSVN Server 4.3 article before upgrading. Update for VisualSVN (a plug-in for Visual Studio) Select an appropriate VisualSVN plug-in version with respect to your Visual Studio

This is a simple overview of setting up a Subversion (SVN) server using VisualSVN Server, an installation and administration application for SVN on Microsoft Windows servers. This page doesn't cover manual installation and configuration of SVN, or installation on non-Windows servers.Installing with VisualSVN ServerVisualSVN Server automates the setup of a SVN server, and is available both as a free tool (the Standard Edition), and as the paid Enterprise Edition. The Enterprise Edition includes Integrated Windows Authentication, as well as richer logging and administration tools.This example uses the free version.To set up SVN, download and run the VisualSVN Server installer on the server you want to use, then follow the wizard to complete the installation.You can download the VisualSVN Server installer from visualsvn.com VisualSVN Server provides an installation getting started guide.Page 4 of the installation wizard lets you specify the location where the SVN repositories are created, and the type of authentication:SVN authentication requires you to set up users and credentials on the SVN server.Windows authentication allows you to use your existing Windows user accounts.If you're using Windows authentication in VisualSVN Server Standard Edition (the free version), or SVN authentication in either edition, SQL Source Control may prompt you to enter your user name and password when linking a database source control.At the end of the installation, run the VisualSVN Server Manager:The Server Manager allows you to set up repositories and configure security.To set up a repository to use with SQL Source Control:In the Console Tree pane, to the left, right-click Repositories, and click Create New Repository.The Create New Repository dialog box is displayed.In Repository Name, type a name for the repository.Optionally, to create the recommended VisualSVN Server directory structure in your repository, select the Create default structure check box.Click OK.The repository is created.Using the repository with SQL Source ControlTo use the repository with SQL Source Control, you need to create a folder for your database.To create a folder in the repository:Right click the repository, select New, and click Folder.The Create Folder dialog box is displayed.Specify a name for the folder, and click OK.The folder is created.To link a database to SVN, you need the URL for the repository.To find the URL of a repository in VisualSVN Server Manager, right-click the repository, and click Copy URL to Clipboard.

Windows authentication modes. For Subversion authentication, it is the number of user accounts created on the server. For Windows authentication, it is the number of users that have accessed the server during the last 30 days. Read the article KB148: How VisualSVN Server calculates the number of active users for more information. Maximum VDFS repositories allowed by the license VisualSVN Server does not limit the number of regular non-distributed FSFS repositories on the server. But the maximum allowed number of distributed VDFS repositories is limited according to the license type: Free Community license does not support distributed VDFS repositories as it does not include Multisite Repository Replication feature. Paid Essential and Enterprise licenses come with a predefined number of distributed VDFS repositories. These licenses are provided on a per server basis. Each server instance has to have a separate license with a desired number of VDFS repositories. Visit the Pricing page to choose a license size that is right for you. Paid Enterprise Multinode license comes with an unlimited number of distributed VDFS repositories and can be applied to several cluster nodes with enabled VDFS replication between them. License compatibility with VisualSVN Server 3.9 and older The pre-4.0 Enterprise Edition licenses with an active maintenance subscription are treated as new Enterprise 4.0 licenses with an unlimited number of users and VDFS repositories. Therefore, the upgrade to VisualSVN Server 4.0 is fully transparent for VisualSVN Server Enterprise Edition installations that have a license key with an active maintenance subscription. Please read the article KB147: How the licensing model changes in VisualSVN Server 4.0 for more information about compatibility of the new and old licensing models. See also KB147: How the licensing model changes in VisualSVN Server 4.0 KB148: How VisualSVN Server calculates the number of active users KB158: Enterprise Multinode license

See the VisualSVN Server 4.2.0 changelog. Upgrade and compatibility concerns Upgrade to VisualSVN Server 4.2 is recommended for all users. Please read the KB161: Upgrading to VisualSVN Server 4.2 article before upgrading. The upgrade is free for all customers who have active maintenance subscription for Enterprise or Essential licenses. The upgrade is also free for all customers who use VisualSVN Server under the Community license. ]]>Upgrade VisualSVN to Apache Subversion 1.13 28 Nov 2019 00:00:00 GMTVisualSVN We are glad to officially introduce VisualSVN 7.2, 6.6 and 5.5 for Visual Studio which are built on Apache Subversion 1.13. Upgrade to the latest versions of VisualSVN plug-in is recommended for all users. Latest VisualSVN builds are available on the official download page. What’s new in Apache Subversion 1.13 Apache Subversion 1.13 is the latest regular (non-LTS) release that includes several improvements and bug fixes. For the complete list of changes, please refer to the Apache Subversion 1.13 Release Notes. Non-LTS releases are made available every 6 months and designated to deliver new features and enhancements in a timely fashion. See the details on the Apache Subversion Roadmap page. Upgrade for VisualSVN (a plug-in for Visual Studio) Select the appropriate VisualSVN plug-in version with respect to your Visual Studio version: If you use Visual Studio 2019, upgrade to VisualSVN 7.2. If you use Visual Studio 2017, upgrade to VisualSVN 6.6. If you use Visual Studio 2015 or older, upgrade to VisualSVN 5.5. The upgrade procedure is straightforward and does not require upgrading your