# pysvn - Python interface to Subversion

## Documentation

The pysvn Programmer's Guide is the best place to start learning about pysvn. It covers the use of pysvn in a tutorial style with lots of examples.

Use the pysvn Programmer's Reference to look up the detailed descriptions of all the classes, functions and variables of pysvn.

The python-library/site-packages/pysvn/Examples/Client/svn_cmd.py program is a complete replacement for the svn command line written using pysvn. It is a good place to look for working examples of use of all the pysvn module.

## pysvn Support

Please use the mailing lists and the issues database on https://pysvn.sourceforge.io to report problems, suggest improvements or contribute changes.

## pysvn License

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