Subversive install on Eclipse

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The document provides instructions for installing Subversive, an Eclipse plugin for version control, on an Eclipse installation. It outlines downloading and installing Subversive from the Eclipse marketplace. It also requires downloading a connector to enable synchronization between Eclipse and SVN repositories. Once both steps are complete, Eclipse will be enabled for version control with Subversion.

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