Best web front-end for SVN? [closed]

Answer 1

The trunk development version (set to become version 1.1) of ViewVC supports access control. ViewVC is featureful as a repository viewer, and intuitive to use, without any unnecessary extras.

Answer 2

http://beanstalkapp.com/ will host your repository and make it navigable at the same time.

Answer 3

redmine is what we're using at work. It's similar to trac, but offers multiple project capability. The browser's decent, allowing role based permissions on each project, and each project is based on a subtree of the repository.

Also lets you browse other repository types, has a file store for publishing files and a wiki - all of which can be disabled or enabled on a per-project basis.

Answer 4

We used ViewVC for browsing both CVS and SVN repositories but since we switched to FishEye we finally have a really good solution for code browsing and examination.

We also use other Atlassian products (Jira and Confluence) and integration between all of them is just marvelous!

PS. I'm not an Atlassian employee :)

Answer 5

sventon looks very interesting. It is a servlet/jsp solution written on top of the svnkit Java library. It can act as a true client, so it does not need direct access the repository (like ViewVC for example). It can use the access control of the repository itself.

Answer 6

Trac.( http://trac.edgewall.org/ ) Its not wonderful, but from what I've seen, for SVN its the best.

With Access control to boot.

I managed to set up a rig with even per-directory permissions for various trac users ( they just didn't appear ) .

Been a while tho.

Default Skin looks pretty good, and is highly tunable.

Comes with a wiki & bug tracker, which you can disable if you want.