Hi all,

   Since first releasing the wave protocol code it has been our aim to push
   code early and often but thus far we have pushed updates too infrequently.
   The efforts to release really significant chunks have resulted in branches
   (model-dev and io2010) that are difficult to integrate back into the trunk.
   In an attempt to fix this and live up to our promise of frequent releases
   we're refactoring our repository layout somewhat. We're separating the
   libraries that form the core of the various wave components (and run on the
   production Google Wave instance) from the examples and applications that use
   them. This will make it easier for us to rapidly push the evolving libraries
   code while the applications can update to new library releases less
   frequently. We hope this eases your own application development and make it
   much easier and faster for us to accept patches to both the libraries and
   applications.

   Thus I'd like to announce a new repository in the wave protocol project:
   the libraries repository. This repository contains the core modules upon
   which a Wave system is built, including the model, editor and communication
   protocols. It will build to a bunch of libraries which clients and servers
   can use. I've just pushed the most recent snapshot of the code to this repo.
   It does not yet have any build infrastructure but we'll work on porting what
   we need from the main repository over the next few days (help welcome).

   We'll pull all the library code out of the trunk and other repositories
   and instead depend on a libraries jar. The model-dev branch will be deleted
   in the near future, and the io2010 branch after integration back to trunk.

   The libraries repo:
   http://code.google.com/p/wave-protocol/source/browse?repo=libraries

   The first snapshot:
   
http://code.google.com/p/wave-protocol/source/detail?r=2cd7c4ca450f7b071f11c5ab7fed9d4ba20f2e41&repo=libraries


   Cheers,

   Alex, for the Google Wave team

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