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the SVN repo is ready

http://svn.slightlymagic.net/forge/trunk

Do not use Gitorious anymore. All checkins must go into SVN.

Dave

jendave wrote:the SVN repo is ready

http://svn.slightlymagic.net/forge/trunk

Do not use Gitorious anymore. All checkins must go into SVN.

Dave

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Thank you, I have imported the SVN version into a new workspace.

What are we going to do about commit logs?

I think this file is missing on the new SVN.

\build\manifest.forge

goonjamin wrote:I think this file is missing on the new SVN.

\build\manifest.forge

Please use Maven for the command line builds. It automatically generates the manifest file. The Maven build can dynamically support new dependencies.

Chris H. wrote:

jendave wrote:the SVN repo is ready

http://svn.slightlymagic.net/forge/trunk

Do not use Gitorious anymore. All checkins must go into SVN.

Dave

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Thank you, I have imported the SVN version into a new workspace.

What are we going to do about commit logs?

I can send a PM to Goblin Hero and ask to install Websvn.

Chris H. wrote:
What are we going to do about commit logs?

jendave wrote:I can send a PM to Goblin Hero and ask to install Websvn.

Goblin Hero put up a WebSVN instance at:
http://svn.slightlymagic.net/websvn/

uploaded a snapshot build to

http://cardforge.org/releases/snapshots ... sx.tar.bz2

and

http://cardforge.org/releases/snapshots ... -1.tar.bz2

I tried to make a commit to the new SVN. It asked for my user name and my password. I used the same info that I use for the CCGH web site and received a Problem Occurred note:

EDIT:

My username has a space character in it, could this be the problem. Or is it something else?

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Chris, I added you to the Developers-Forge user group here on the board. I'll ask for you to be added as a leader for the group so you can add people too.

Rob Cashwalker wrote:Chris, I added you to the Developers-Forge user group here on the board. I'll ask for you to be added as a leader for the group so you can add people too.

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Ah, thank you Rob.

As a test, I uploaded the Maven Reporting Site to cardforge.org

http://cardforge.org/releases/site/index.html

I'll update the links in the home page.

How do I get in sync with the latest and greatest? I have Eclipse 3.7 installed. Do I need Maven, Subversion, Subclipse, and/or other tools?

Jaedayr wrote:How do I get in sync with the latest and greatest? I have Eclipse 3.7 installed. Do I need Maven, Subversion, Subclipse, and/or other tools?

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Braids may be burned out on developing a training guide for Git. Not sure if she will want to go through this again for SVN.

You will want to install subversion and subclipse. It looks like there are versons of subclipse that "match" a specific version of subversion.

The wiki may provide enough info to figure out how to install Maven and it's connectors.

Once you have the above portion installed it is then a matter of importing the Forge project into Eclipse. I put together some instructions for this portion today:

At the Workspace Launcher dialog select a new workspace for the SVN version of Forge.

Select the File -> Import... menu command.

At the Import dialog select SVN -> Checkout Projects from SVN. Click Next >.

At the Checkout from SVN dialog select the radio button Create a new repository location. Click Next >.

Paste in this Url "http://svn.slightlymagic.net/forge/trunk" into the text box labeled Location Url. Click Next >.

You are asked to select the folder to be checked out from SVN. Select the top level folder labeled "http://svn.slightlymagic.net/forge/trunk". Click Finish.

It will take some time to import the project. You will see your progress displayed in a dialog labeled SVN Checkout.

/trunk/res/libs folder is missing in the new SVN - project can't be built without its dependencies.

Max mtg wrote:/trunk/res/libs folder is missing in the new SVN - project can't be built without its dependencies.

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The libraries are now part of a Maven Dependancy. Have you installed Maven?