/bin/sh: svn: command not found

[koolfreak]

i am using os x and my svn is install in /usr/local/bin/svn . i can use that on command line but when install in st3 it gives me that error. also how to add my existing project to control by hypnotoadsvn?
thanks

[m-hall]

Ahh, I should probably add a svn path option to the settings.

If you've already checked out your repository, then you should only need to open it in sublime to be able to use it with HypnotoadSVN. Right now I haven't added the ability to set the user/password for your repo, so you will have to do that externally, but once SVN has cached it, HypnotoadSVN will use the cached username and password. If it still doesn't work then it's probably because it's still not calling SVN properly.

I'll try to get a new version out in the next couple days with svn path support.

[koolfreak]

...that would be cool to add the svn path :) looking forward.thanks

[m-hall]

svnPath option has been added:
https://github.com/m-hall/HypnotoadSVN/blob/master/docs/settings.md#svn-path

Let me know if this works for you!

[koolfreak]

Hi m-hall,
i try to put this config in user settings: "svnPath": "/usr/local/bin/svn" but when right click SVN -> there is no selection.

thanks

[m-hall]

The build that I ran the other day had a bug in it; can you try again with todays build? Or did you try with that one already?

[koolfreak]

i have with one i already install. will re-install and i will let you know. thanks

[koolfreak]

hi m-hall, i try remove and re-install but when right click to a file SVN -> Add . that is what im seeing. My project is already been in svn control. svnPath is already been configured.

[m-hall]

Hmm, that should only happen if the svnPath is incorrect. Out of curiosity, did you escape the slashes when you added it to the config?

[m-hall]

Also sorry for the slow reply, things have been really busy lately.

[koolfreak]

{
"svnPath": "/usr/local/bin/svn"
}
that is my current user setting. but still only SVN -> Add i see. Sorry for the late reply, been busy too :)