Subversion Release History

This page provides historical release information for the insanely curious...

• Subversion 0.16.1 (6 January 2003): Interim bugfix release.
• Subversion 0.16 (3 December 2002): Interim release; see issues marked with the "0.16" milestone.
• Subversion 0.15 (7 November 2002): Interim release; see issues marked with the "0.15" milestone.
• Subversion 0.14.5 (29 October 2002): Interim release; fixed a configuration bug found in 0.14.4. This is the last release in the "0.14" series. Later releases, even interim releases, will increment the minor (middle) number; and the patch (rightmost) number will indicate the iteration of the release, for cases where we do post-release bugfixing. See http://apr.apache.org/versioning.html for more details.
• Subversion 0.14.4 (29 October 2002): Interim release, again mostly general bugfixes. Superseded immediately by 0.14.5 (see above).
• Subversion 0.14.3 (20 September 2002): Interim release, mostly general bugfixes.
• Subversion 0.14.2 (22 August 2002): Interim release; see issues marked with the "0.14.2" milestone.
• Subversion 0.14.1 (9 August 2002):
  Interim release after Alpha, mostly bugfixes, some feature enhancements.
• Alpha (Subversion 0.14.0) (23 July 2002):
  Most commonly used features completed. Freeze on major new features.
• Subversion 0.13.2 (28 June 2002):
  Fixes to regression test suite, filesystem improvements, bring win32 build up-to-date and allow configuration files under Win32 (issue #579), fix various command line client outputs (issue #728), add a man page, and of course the usual bug fixes.
• Subversion 0.13.1 (20 June 2002): continuing the wrap-up for Alpha.
  module system (issue #517), client feedback system rewrite (issue #662), copy history traversal in many commands, a new svn export command, versioned headers and libs, improved test framework, more SWIG work, the delta combiner, and the usual round of bug fixes.
• Subversion 0.13.0 (10 June 2002): Wrapping up large work items in preparation for an Alpha release. Primary issues fixed: fs dump/load format (issue #648); new fs nodeID schema (issue #654); vsn-rsrc-urls use rev/path (issue #652); module system (issue #517); reporting deleted entries to the server (issue #658); eliminate skel_t usage (issue #656).
• Subversion 0.12 (3 May 2002):
  Updates to handle disjoint working copies (issue #663); version the execute bit on files (issue #522); use text-base checksums in working copies (issue #549); fix bug in keyword expansion (issue #646); various fixes/improvements to the versioning filesystem (issues #648, #651, and #653, and #654), improvements to svn diff and svn rm.
• Subversion 0.11 (12 April 2002):
  Commits to handle disjoint working copies (issue #575); use 3-way merge in updates; access to repository via http proxy (issue #579); svn merge (issue #504); various fixes for text editor invocation (issues #638, #633, and #615).
• Subversion 0.10 (8 March 2002): usability, reliability, and performance:
  Delta-editor interface changes to promote better memory usage; "streamy" writes into the FS (issue #412); better pool management overall; clearer error messages; configuration improvements.
• Subversion 0.9 (18 February 2002): "svn switch" (issue #575); resolution of some repository db stability issues (issue #608); and many small features and bugfixes since 0.8, all praise to the Conquering Developer Hordes. See the CHANGES file for details.
• Subversion 0.8 (14 January 2002): Commit system rewrite (issue #463); diffs over the network in both directions (issue #518); newline conversion and keyword substitution (issue #524); and code migration from libsvn_fs to libsvn_repos (issue #428).
• Subversion 0.7 (3 December 2001): Branching and tagging.
• Subversion 0.6 (Milestone 6) (12 November 2001): Complete "svn log", and have "svn mv", "svn cp" working at least on files, with directory support optional (for this milestone, that is, not in the long term).
• Milestones 4 and 5 (19 October 2001): These milestones were reached together, and fix various bugs related to properties, networking, and filesystem deltification.
• Milestone 3 (30 August 2001): Subversion is now self-hosting.
• Milestone 2 (15 May 2001): Rudimentary working filesystem; client can checkout/update/commit using WebDAV layer.
• Milestone 1 (20 October 2000): Basic working copy manipulation; client can checkout/update/commit using XML files.