-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 PLEASE NOTE: as of this moment, the repository at svn.dotsrc.org will no longer be used for active development. Instead, svn://addictivecode.org/wget/ will be used.
You can switch over your existing repositories using the command: "svn switch --relocate http://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/repo/wget/ svn://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/wget/" (Note that my mailer has wrapped the above command.) You may want to follow that with an "svnpath" to verify success, and "svn up" to update, as Mauro just checked a fix in (which is also present at dotsrc.org). No further changes made at dotsrc.org will be present in the new location. Note that, at this time, no one has write access to the new repository yet. If you had access before, and need it now (or didn't, and would like it), contact me with the username and preferred password (keeping in mind that it will be sent cleartext over the wire, so don't reuse an important one). If you don't specify a password, I will assign one. - -= New Development Policy =- Along with the new repository comes a new policy: no developer will have write access to any of the trunk/, tags/ or branches/ directories; instead, each developer will have his own sandbox in /users/<username>. The directories /users/<username>/{tags,branches} will also be created for each developer. Developers can then branch from the trunk into their sandbox, work on changes there, and ping me when they feel that it is complete enough to consider for merging. More details will be given to developers at the time their accounts are created. The reasoning behind this is twofold: (1) developers will have the freedom to check in changes much more frequently, which is a very good thing; (2) since I can restrict write access for developers to only their own sandbox, I can feel free to hand out such access with far more freedom. Want to work on your pet feature or bug? Ask for an account! :) (Note: no guarantees though, that I'll merge your fix, so you'd better get it discussed first!) - -= Reasons Behind the Move =- I've had difficulty getting the attention of the guys at sunsite.dk, and have been without SVN access. I also was becoming increasingly sure that I was going to want more direct access to the repository than sunsite.dk had been providing, so that I could set up more fine-grained access levels as above (and hand out accounts without waiting for sunsite.dk to have time to do so); and so I could set up an automatic notification system (for which I'll probably want to set up a separate mailing list; or perhaps wget-patches can be repurposed for this). - -= Web Access =- To browse the sources on the web, you can visit http://addictivecode.org/svn/wget . - -- Micah J. Cowan Programmer, musician, typesetting enthusiast, gamer... http://micah.cowan.name/ -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFGit6u7M8hyUobTrERCLr7AJ9o4eHPZ+9pq/g1dc6cOWQdwW9+LQCfSumI rmmn1Ka6ydd5hL0ewuBLH/4= =Ydnt -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
