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SVN use

PostPosted: 02 Aug 2011, 11:30
by Accountancy
1. why is the SVN bug reports thread locked?
2. what is the current SVN revision number? I tried updating and it said it's already at revision 10905, but I'm pretty sure we're past that...

Re: SVN use

PostPosted: 02 Aug 2011, 11:58
by moomarc
Accountancy wrote:1. why is the SVN bug reports thread locked?
2. what is the current SVN revision number? I tried updating and it said it's already at revision 10905, but I'm pretty sure we're past that...
The SVN bug reports were migrated to Mantis bugtracker when Forge changed its Source Code Repository. And with the move from SVN to Git, the rev numbers have fallen away and are replaced with 7-digit hex codes now. Just read through the recent Developer's Corner threads to get the bleeding edge version up to date, especially: does dmca push us further toward distributed rev control? and Developing Bugs, or check out the relevant entries in the wiki.

Re: SVN use

PostPosted: 02 Aug 2011, 12:46
by Chris H.
moomarc wrote:
Accountancy wrote:1. why is the SVN bug reports thread locked?
2. what is the current SVN revision number? I tried updating and it said it's already at revision 10905, but I'm pretty sure we're past that...
The SVN bug reports were migrated to Mantis bugtracker when Forge changed its Source Code Repository. And with the move from SVN to Git, the rev numbers have fallen away and are replaced with 7-digit hex codes now. Just read through the recent Developer's Corner threads to get the bleeding edge version up to date, especially: does dmca push us further toward distributed rev control? and Developing Bugs, or check out the relevant entries in the wiki.
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Yeah, some changes are being made. :mrgreen:

We hope to set up a process of nightly builds that take place between the biweekly beta releases.

Re: SVN use

PostPosted: 02 Aug 2011, 13:12
by Rob Cashwalker
The Developing Bugs thread shall be the new place to discuss bugs as they occur.

The SVN at google has been locked down, no updates are accepted there.

The Mantis bug list has many links to the original bug list at google, so that will stay.

We now use gitorious.org as the repository host, though we shouldn't feel married to them, if we found a free/cheap SVN host in europe...

Re: SVN use

PostPosted: 03 Aug 2011, 10:06
by Accountancy
Thanks