Subversion FAQs

Question 1

What is Subversion Automation (mcp-server-svn)?

Accepted Answer

This tool is an MCP server designed to automate Subversion (SVN) repository operations. It exposes common SVN commands as callable tools, enabling seamless integration into agent-driven workflows and automated development pipelines.

Question 2

Which SVN commands can be automated using this tool?

Accepted Answer

A wide array of high-level SVN commands can be automated, including `status`, `diff`, `log`, `update`, `add`, `commit`, `checkout`, `branch` operations (create, list, delete), `merge`, `revert`, `resolve` conflicts, and working copy `cleanup`.

Question 3

How does this tool facilitate agent-driven workflows?

Accepted Answer

It leverages the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to transform standard SVN operations into executable tools. This allows AI agents or automated systems to programmatically interact with and manage SVN repositories, streamlining complex version control tasks.

Question 4

What are the core requirements to use this Subversion automation tool?

Accepted Answer

To use this tool, you need Python 3.10+ installed and the Subversion command-line client (`svn`) accessible in your system's PATH. The `fastmcp` library is automatically handled as a dependency during installation.

Question 5

Can I manage SVN branches and resolve conflicts with these tools?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the tool provides comprehensive support for managing branches, including listing, creating, and deleting them. It also exposes tools for merging changes from different sources and resolving conflicts within your working copy, ensuring full version control lifecycle management.

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