Thanks to some kind people, the Ion Subversion repository is now
available for public testing at
http://tao.uab.es/ion/svn/
The contents and hierarchy of the repository are as follows:
.../ion/ Ion
trunk Latest developments
ion-2 Ion2
ion-2-locked_submaps an experimental branch for vi people
tags "tags" of releases here (some really old
releases may not be fully functional)
.../libtu/ Libtu. You will need compile and install
this to compile versions of Ion fetched from
the repository.
trunk Latest developments
libtu-ion2 Branch suitable for Ion2
tags
.../ion-doc The documentation package
trunk
ion-doc-2
tags
.../mod_ionflux The ionflux module
trunk
You can get the current snapshot of Ion3, for example, with the following
commands:
svn get http://tao.uab.es/ion/svn/libtu/trunk libtu-snapshot
svn get http://tao.uab.es/ion/svn/ion/trunk ion-snapshot
Always get either trunk, one of the branches or one of the directories
under tags. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO GET THE WHOLE REPOSITORY. That's hundreds
of megabytes of data. Also do not attempt to get the tags directories;
most of that data is in those.
To browse the repository, use svn ls. For example,
svn ls http://tao.uab.es/ion/svn/
It is also possible to browse the current revision of the repository by
directing your browser to the address of the repository. ViewCVS should
also become eventually available, but at the moment it seems to be broken
in Debian.
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Tuomo
