VisualSVN with Intellij
I'm trying to check out my repository using subversion through Intellij. I've installed tortoisesvn on my computer and I have visualsvn installed on a server. I believe I have everything configured somewhat correctly, but I'm getting a error when checking out my repository. What is the reasoning behind this error I'm getting.
Solution
My VisualSVN was out of date and needed to be updated to the latest version in which solved all my issues.
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