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SVN plugin
rickg22:
(Just don't abandon SF! :( )
thomas:
Though I hate publishing badly unfinished stuff, there was no more way around version control (broke it beyond repair once, that's enough). So well, there it is hosted at BerliOS now.
There is a "no-release" binary at the project's page:
http://developer.berlios.de/projects/cb-svn/
Common things like import, checkout, commit, update, add, and delete do work, though, so I thought maybe someone is brave enough to use it already. For those common things, it should work ok.
The binary is a verbatim copy of the one that I used to import the project to BerliOS and to check out my working copy, so I guess at least that functionality can be taken for granted.
Installation should be obvious, but there is some documentation on the site as well, including svn+ssh:// setup.
The souce code should be available via
--- Code: ---svn checkout svn://svn.berlios.de/cb-svn/trunk
--- End code ---
However, I currently still get the message "svn: Can't open file '/svnroot/repos/cb-svn/format': Permission denied" when trying to check out anonymously (svn+ssh:// does work fine). Probably file permissions must be updated with the next cron job first? I'll look after it again tomorrow.
So long, have fun with it, more to come soon :)
thomas:
Added another "no-release" with a lot more functions today. In particular, property handling works for all properties now (the special ones have custom handlers or run from the menu), most of the preferences are actually respected, a few minor bugs have been fixed, revert works, and there is a minimalist diff viewer.
If you want to check out the sources, make sure to get r9, as r7 had some messing around with file permissions, so a few files were not transmitted properly. r9 checks out fine for me.
squizzz:
Do you plan adding your plugin to official C::B /plugins/contrib CVS repository some day?
I have a strange feeling that your work misses a lot of audience because of not being there. Note that not many users use version control system at all, and even less use SVN (CVS is still more popular solution) - I think having it shipped with C::B sources would both popularize usage of SVN and your plugin much more. Just my 5 cents...
Now installing TortoiseSVN in order to grab your work. :)
rickg22:
I agree with you, squizzz. After all, look at this thread title :P
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