dsh-svn-plugin

If your team still manages code with Subversion while also using DeepSeek Harness's Web GUI for assisted programming, the version-control side of the workflow has always felt a step behind the Git panel in terms of clarity and speed. dsh-svn-plugin closes that gap by injecting a standalone SVN tab into the dsh-better-sidebar, bringing the core IDE-level SVN operations directly into the DSH browser interface.

The plugin covers the full day-to-day SVN toolkit: a foldable local-changes tree with letter badges and directory grouping, a commit bar (Ctrl+Enter) that auto-runs svn add on unversioned files, colour-coded diffs against BASE or an arbitrary revision range, a Git-style log view where clicking a file expands an inline single-file diff, shelving and unshelving, conflict resolution, per-line blame annotations, branch and tag management via svn copy / switch / merge, remote repository browsing with checkout, and svn:ignore property editing. Beyond the UI, the plugin registers model tools such as svn_status, svn_log, svn_diff, svn_commit, and svn_shelve so that an AI agent can read and write the SVN working copy directly, enabling true human-machine collaboration on the same repository.

If you and your team are still committed to SVN but want to keep coding and version control in a single browser window alongside DSH, this plugin delivers the familiar Git-panel experience applied to your SVN working copies, converging both concerns into one seamless interface.