Several ways that eclipse installs the SVN plugin

1. Online Installation:

(1). Click Help--Install New software ...

(2). Click the Add button in the pop-up window, enter name (any) and location (URL of the plugin), click OK

(3). Tick the plugin content that appears, step by step install.

Note:
There are currently only 1.6.x and 1.8.x versions of SVN installed online.
The addresses were:
http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.6.x
Http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.8.x (supported by Subversion 1.7.x)

2. Offline Installation:

(1). Download the required plug-in package: http://www.oschina.net/p/subclipse/, the package will have "plugins" and "Features" two folders

(2). Locate the "plugins" and "Features" folders under the Eclipse directory and copy the contents of the downloaded SVN name folder to the same folder in Eclipse.

(3). Restart Eclipse via clean (mode: Open cmd, go to eclipse installation directory, execute eclipse.exe-clean)

3.link mode:

(1). Download Subeclipse Plugin

(2). Create a new folder under any drive letter plugins, create a new folder inside Subclipse, click Enter, unzip the downloaded Subclipse package in the Subclipse folder

(3). Enter the Eclipse installation directory, create the Links folder, create the Subclipse.link file in the folder

(4). Enter the path in the Subclipse.link file address: Path=d:\\plugins\\subclipse

(5). Restart Eclipse via clean (mode: Open cmd, go to eclipse installation directory, execute eclipse.exe-clean)

Note:

(1). link file name, the folder name of the plug-in, path path name, the three must be consistent!

(2). If you want to temporarily do not start the plugin: Simply remove the link file, or change the path path to the path of the non-plug-in.

Transferred from: https://www.cnblogs.com/alamps/p/6155963.html

Eclipse installs the SVN plugin in several ways (go)