> It is already available, i imported all branches and tags into SVN, go > to SF and try browse Subversion. Once everybody agree, i will re-import > most recent CVS version.
If you have the client installed, simply try for a checkout: # svn co https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/naviserver/trunk/ naviserver and you will get the "HEAD" aka. "trunk" (SVN) of modules/ and naviserver/. You can watch the dir structure with: # svn list https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/naviserver/ branches/ tags/ trunk/ # svn list https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/naviserver/tags/ HEAD/ R01/ R0_0/ V1/ V10/ before-tclvfs/ initial-import/ naviserver-4_99_0-release/ naviserver-4_99_1-release/ nspostgres-4/ If you plan to integrate Javascript, you would "tag" like: svn copy https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/naviserver/trunk/naviserver \ https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/naviserver/tags/before-javascript It's a cheap copy, as long as you don't commit into the "tag" directory (what would transform it into a branch). Simple thing. Diff local copy against a previous revision of a file: svn diff -r PREV <file> ("PREV" as shortcut, as well as number). One thing to get used to: The revision number FOR THE WHOLE PROJECT is incremented by a state change, not just the number for a file. If you want to have some shortcut like "$Id" expand in a file, in SVN this is a property, you explicitely set it. This is a onetime task. Bernd.
