Why is svn trying to start when I log in? How (or even should) I stop it?

"I've been having the same issue since installing Snow Leopard, and, thanks to Pierre's suggestion, used Lingon to track the problem down to TextMate's com.macromates.textmate.bundleupdate agent, which calls ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Pristine Copy/Bundles/GetBundle.tmbundle/Support/bin/autoupdate.sh,
which executes svn (in the same directory), which is a ""Mach-O executable ppc"".
Using Lingon, I disabled the agent, and now I don't get the message anymore.

I had used System Profiler to find all the PowerPC applications on my machine (but it failed to find this one):
http://www.mactipper.com/2008/06/find-all-your-ppc-applications-system.html"

"Snow Leopard already includes an svn client. I suspect that you have installed svn in the old time when Mac OS X didn't include it, possibly before Intel transition.

I don't know what svn would like to do at startup since it is a client. Did you install a svn server as well ?"