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8 years ago I don’t have OS X 10.8.
Many people are/have been using svnX on OS X 10.8 successfully.
[I was led to believe that you can enable unsigned applications by simply
right-clicking them & selecting ‘Open’.
No need to disable Gatekreeper.]
According to Google libpq is part of PostgreSQL. None of my copies of
Subversion link against this,
so you must be using some 3rd party extension (or something).
The simple workaround for now would seem to be to disable the ‘Call
Subversion libraries directly’ preference.
You can do this without launching svnX by entering the following in
Terminal.app:
defaults write com.lachoseinteractive.svnX useOldParsingMethod -bool YES
However, this will impact the performance of svnX as it will have to run the
svn CLI and parse its output.
Alternatively you could try replacing your copy of libpq with the one from
10.7.x
or you could try building your own or obtain a 32/64-bit version from somewhere
else.
Or you could `lipo -remove i386` the libsvn_client as it’s broken without
compatible dependencies.
(But this, too, will also disable ‘Call Subversion libraries directly’
implicitly.)
A future release of svnX will, most likely, include 64-bit support.
However, that is unlikely to be a 1.x release.Original comment by chris...@gmail.com on 27 Jul 2012 at 3:18
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
ag...@posteo.deon 27 Jul 2012 at 9:47