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SVN RStudio Tortoise svn Crash

I am trying to use version control for my data analysis projects, although without a central server. I am trying to integrate Tortoise SVN with RStudio. I set the global options, and when I restart RStudio, it shows me the Tortoise SVN project commit monitor, I just click OK and wait for it to return to RSTudio, but it is not. R will return forever, and I end up killing the process after it becomes completely unresponsive. Am I something wrong with my installation or is it a bug in Tortoise svn? Has anyone encountered this problem before and what have you done to fix it. Any help would be much appreciated.

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After reinstalling RStudio, the SVT Tortoise window appears only when you click on the icon in the Windows 7 menu bar. After right-clicking on the "Turtle" icon in the menu bar and selecting "exit" several times, R Studio opens normally.

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TortoisSVN Project Monitor is a tool that is in the background to monitor projects for changes. It never stops unless manually stopped. This happens if you simply run TortoiseProc.exe without any command line switches.

To use TortoiseSVN with specific commands / tasks, you need to transfer some keys and information on the command line to TortoiseProc.exe .

See docs on how to use these command line switches: https://tortoisesvn.net/docs/release/TortoiseSVN_en/tsvn-automation.html

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I got an error when starting the RStudio IDE.

TortoiseGitPlink Fatal Error

SVN setup

I tried to find a solution on the Internet, but no such application was found when I was browsing my computer.

Finally, I found the answer by checking the SVN setting, as the link above advises me to use SSH instead of TortoiseGitPlink. After that, they occasionally noticed the article below and decided it. For SVN, we need to use Silk-SVN instead of TortoiseGitPlink. Here is the solution: Version control with Git and SVN .

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