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I got the latest hudson running in jetty and it has maven 2/3 project type indicated as legacy. When I try to configure the project, there is no "subversion" radio button..Only CVS, git is available.I hear subversion plugin comes default with hudson but then why I don't see the subversion radio button.Am I being stupid or what am I missing?Is there anyway I can install subversion plugin manually...

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To check if Subversion plugin is installed: enter http://[hudson_url]/pluginManager/installed in your browser. Search for Subversion Plugin. If it is there, but the box next to it is unchecked - the plugin is disabled. Check the box and restart Hudson.

If the plugin is not there, enter http://[hudson_url]/pluginManager/available, search for Subversion Plugin, check the box next to it, go to the bottom of the page and click the Install button (you'll probably need to restart Hudson).

If the plugin is there and enabled - please update your question. There is also a slight chance that there is a mismatch between your plugin and your version of Hudson. Goto http://[hudson_url]/pluginManager/ and see if there is a warning next to Subversion Plugin.

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  • surprisingly, subversion plugin is available in installed plugins list and also the check box is checked. but the radio button is not available. there is no version warnings either... But I used jenkins later, it show svn...So I will go with jenkins – ghTvNath Apr 17 '12 at 07:55
  • Yes, Jenkins is much better maintained - if you can go with Jenkins instead of Hudson, by all means do so! – malenkiy_scot Apr 17 '12 at 08:04