I would like to have a
- private
- secure
- open-source
SVN configured for a minor project with a collaborator.
Googling gave me
http://unfuddle.com/about/tour/plans
http://www.xp-dev.com/pricing
http://www.projectlocker.com/
What are my options?
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Other similar SVN repository and project hosting companies include: Or you could roll your own and host it yourself by setting up your own SVN server and pairing it up with a project management web application such as: which are both free and open source to use and modify. | |||
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If you're looking for alternatives to the sites you listed, you should also check out Beanstalk. | |||
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If you mean private write access, but public viewable, then you can do this with svn permissions. set yourself as read/write and anonymous as read only. | |||
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I used devguard in the past, it is good quality and allows you to download nightly backups and such (good for peace of mind ;) ). I now use github both personally and professionally. Their teams setup is wonderful for working together with multiple people. Besides that, I find git more flexible then SVN :) | |||
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github is a personal favorite. | |||
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Codesion (http://codesion.com/) is what I have used for a couple of years. Strong SVN support with good admin. Includes Trac or Bugzilla as well. | |||
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