java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: requirement failed: No /trunk, /branches or /tags part found in svn url

[rwijngaa]

The docs mention "sbt-release has built in support to commit/push to Git, Mercurial and Subversion repositories." but does it really support SVN?
If so, can you provide examples on how to do this (instead of the default commit-t-git examples?)

[rwijngaa]

I guess the real question here is, why is the statement below not working
in my case: "releaseVcs := Vcs.detect(baseDirectory.value)"

object Vcs {
def detect(dir: File): Option[Vcs] = {
Stream(Git, Mercurial, Subversion).flatMap(comp => comp.isRepository(dir).map(comp.mkVcs(_))).headOption
}
}

I don't have any .git folder in my working directory. Only .svn
As i'm working on different projects (git and svn), could i override this detection somehow?

[rwijngaa]

ok, i re-installed my git client and now it seems to work better.
But at svn tagging time i get:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: requirement failed: No /trunk, /branches or /tags part found in svn url. Base url cannot be extracted.

my svn url is something like (output from svn info)
URL: svn://svn.company.com/source/ssi/app/trunk