Well I just finished my first night of coding using Subversion as my source control repository and I have to say I'm not sure I'll go back to Vault, or VSS anytime soon. I've been using the VS.NET plug-in with good success. The one issue I did run into was when I tried to replace a project folder. When I removed the folder I wiped out the .svn folder and when I created the new project I tried committing without luck. I was getting a svn: working copy not locked error. I did a svn update, deleted the project file (note the .svn was not deleted) and then added the project via "Create project in existing directory". A new svn commit -m "some message" and I was back in business. I also installed TortoiseSVN tonight which seems to work quite well.
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