It’s been a while, i can’t remember exactly what i did here and i don’t use windows any more. But, i think that all i was saying was that windows didn’t recognise the ’svn’ command, because the location of svn.exe needed to be added to the PATH variable – this is an environment variable which windows uses to look for executables. If you have a program in (eg) “c:/blah/foo”, if you add “c:/blah/foo” to the PATH then you can run that program from any folder.

To edit the PATH variable (this is in windows XP), right click on ‘My computer’ and choose ‘properties’. Click on the ‘advanced’ tab and then the ‘Environment variables’ button. Look in the ‘System variables’ box for the Path variable, select it and hit edit. You’ll see a list of locations separated by semicolons. Go to the far right, add a semicolon, and then the location of the folder where the svn exe is. OK all the way back out and you should be done. To check, open a command line window and type ’svn –help’ – you should get the svn help text.

Hope that helps…

I am having the same exact issue.. Can u let me know what you did when u added the svn exe path variable?
can u please help me out with what you did? right now i also cannot get past the undefined method error

thanks

‘I added the svn exe to my path variable, and forced reinstall – worked first time’

Where do you added what? Do you have an source code example?

THX