On Saturday morning I will close the CVS tree at 10 AM to do the import into Subversion. You will need to download and install Subversion, if you don't already have it. Here is a link to the latest stable version. Some commands have been removed or replaced with svn equivalents. Here is a list: cvs-apply -> svn-apply cvs-unapply -> svn-unapply cvs-create-patch -> svn-create-patch update-webkit (now works with svn) prepare-ChangeLog (now works with svn) checkout (removed, no longer needed) The svn command is very similar to cvs. It takes similar sub-commands and shorthands, like "co", "up", "diff". If you know how to do it in cvs, just try it with svn. Here are some differences: If you use "cvs -qn up", you can now do this with "svn status". If you use "cvs diff -u", you can just do "svn diff" since Subversion always uses unified format. The "svn add" command will recursively add new directories and all files under it. You can now move files with "svn mv oldname newname". These are just the basics. Subversion is very powerful wit hit comes to branches and tags, and I encurage you to skim through the manual at: If you have trouble with the SVN repository please let me know so I can make this transition as smooth as it can be. I will send another email with details about the new Subversion repository and update the website with info on how to do a fresh checkout. — Timothy Hatcher |
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