Hi, On Fri, 1 Feb 2008, Christian Stimming wrote:
> Quoting Johannes Schindelin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > And indeed it works! (If only slow, as Windows succeeds in slowing down a > > pretty fast machine to a crawl when compiling something bigger.) So now > > everybody can rebuild subversion, hands-free, using /src/release.sh. > > Great! Good to hear. Yes! > > From a first cursory look, it seems that the symlink and executable bit > > checks of t9100 do not pass. That was to be expected, and we'll have to > > make those tests conditional. > > Yes, that's to be expected. > > One other issue that came up is a password question. I tested this > git-svn against a real-world svn repository which has a http://foo.bar > URL and requires authentification (i.e. the repo is hosted by apache > using a htpasswd file). This doesn't work and git-svn aborts with the > message "Term/ReadKey.pm not found". This means the perl module > Term::ReadKey is probably required for password entering. On > Linux/Ubuntu, this file is part of libterm-readkey-perl. In the > perl-5.8.8, we already have Term::ReadLine but apparently not ReadKey. I > don't know how to integrate this here. I just pushed an update to work/git-svn, which adds another commit containing the necessary perl modules (hopefully). Since you already have a test setup, could you please test and come back to me? For the record, all I did was run "cpan", go through the manual configuration (taking default values where possible) -- this will only be done once -- and then say "install Term::ReadKey". Then I just looked at "git status" and guessed what was needed, and committed it. Ciao, Dscho
