basically,

openwengo.svn head = openwengo.svn trunk = openwengo.svn coip = 
mercurial.qutecom coip

openwengo.svn branch 2.2 = mercurial. default

only 2.2 and coip have been transfered from svn.openwengo to mercurial 
because they are the 2 interesting branches.

so if you are looking for python integration + libpurple, the 
mercurial.qutecom coip is the branch you should choose.

Jerome





Ralf Schlatterbeck wrote:
> On Sat, Apr 26, 2008 at 08:43:00PM +0200, Jerome WAGNER wrote:
>   
>> Hello,
>>  From what I remembe, it was decided to not integrate libpurple in the 
>> 2.x branch because it was easier to do it in the coip branch.
>>
>> You can find the status of the integration in the coip branch :
>> * http://trac.qutecom.org/browser/qutecom%20coip/libs/3rdparty/libpurple
>> * http://trac.qutecom.org/browser/qutecom%20coip/libs/purplewrapper
>>
>> I hope this will help you as a jumpstart.
>> Jerome
>>     
> Interesting.
> Can somebody give a summary of all the branches:
> e.g., which branches exist, their purpose, what is there, plans on how
> they will be integrated etc?
>
> I currently know that there is/was a head/trunk and 2.2. And on head
> there is python integration (or is this a separate branch).
> So now I'm at the point where
> - I'd like to have python integration from head
> - I'd like to have a newer libgaim/libpurple from the coip branch 
> :-)
>
> Do all the changes (bug-fixes) we do on the 2.2 branch actually go to
> the other branches or is there a regular merge?
>
> Ralf
>   
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