The Apple book has been able to view the version of svnserve, M1 chip computer through the terminal after entering the command prompt zsh: command not found: svnserve。If there are seniors who have encountered this problem, they can give some advice。Thank you!!!
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1Hi, welcome to Stack Overflow. On the new M1 based Mac, have you ensured that you have installed svnserve? Also - you might need to install it via Rosetta 2 - a good primer can be found here - https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/407731/how-does-rosetta-2-work – shabbirh Mar 01 '21 at 19:31
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Once you have verified that `svnserve` exists and is executable, make sure that its directory is in the PATH, or invoke it by specifying the directory explicitly. – user1934428 Mar 02 '21 at 08:12