Where can I host SVN? (subversion)

[Kdar]

Is there some site where I can keep SVN and upload source code of one project?

Something free

[j7%<RmUg]

launchpad.net
sourceforge.net

Knock yourself out! :)

[Simian Man]

For a simple project where you don't need lots of features, Google Code is best.

[juancarlospaco]

::1

[WRDN]

If you want private hosting, then, for a long time, I used www.unfuddle.com. The free plan they offer allows 2 users (2 public ssh keys) to access the repositories. The repositories are linked to projects, so you can track bugs etc. You get 200Mb of space free, and can use it for subversion and git repositories.

I have also used indefero.net when I had projects with more than 2 users, but there free plan only gives you 10Mb storage (20Mb when I used it).

[Kdar]

launchpad.net
sourceforge.net

Knock yourself out! :)

Can those be private?

[JDShu]

Can those be private?

No and I don't see why anybody would offer such a service for free, to be honest.

[lovinglinux]

For a simple project where you don't need lots of features, Google Code is best.

+1

I have used SourceForge in the past, but moved to Google Code, where I host all my projects now. It is simple to use, has a clean interface and offers everything I need.

[mendhak]

codeplex does SVN as well as TFS. You need to 'publish' the project within 30 days of signing up.

[Kdar]

I just found www.projectlocker.com online. It have free version with 5 users and 500MB of space.