Correction:

I've made some further server-side changes so as to avoid any warnings from CVS on the client side.

update-webkit should work _without_errors_or_warnings_ for all users, including those with an existing SVGSupport directory.

-eric

On Sep 1, 2005, at 2:53 AM, Eric Seidel wrote:

You can ignore this if you do not have a checked out copy of SVGSupport.

Tonight we finally landed several important changes, two of which affect all users:

1. As previously warned, the tabs -> spaces change went in (4752). Anyone who has modifications to their local SVGSupport directory _which_include_tabs_, should convert their modifications from tabs -> spaces before updating from CVS, or risk lots of conflicts!

2. The ./impl/* -> ./* file move finally went in (4790). This was a *server side* move, and thus may confuse your CVS client. If you do not have any local modifications to SVGSupport, it's cleanest to just remove all SVG support and start-over:

rm WebCore/kdom
rm WebCore/kcanvas
rm WebCore/ksvg2
rm WebCore/WebCore+SVG
rm -r SVGSupport
WebKitTools/checkout-svg

If you do have local modifications to SVGSupport, you can go ahead and use the normal update-webkit, but you will see several (harmless) warnings logged to stderr.

Thats all.  Happy SVG hacking!

-eric
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