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Written by Stephan Ebelt
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Sunday, 13 November 2005 |
SourceForge provides a web based repository viewer as well as public read-only access to the repository. Please read their documentation to find out how to access repositories in more detail. Or just keep on reading - subversion is easy to use :-).
the web viewer is right here:
The svn command to checkout StockManiac code looks like: # svn checkout https://stockmaniac.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/stockmaniac/StockManiac/trunk/
this will checkout the most recent code (trunk). It might not be what you want as there's no proof that this code works. Occasionally it may contain half-working things. To checkout code of a specific StockManiac release look inside the tags directory. For instance, do: # svn checkout https://stockmaniac.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/stockmaniac/StockManiac/tags/RELEASE_0_10_0/
The example will check out code as released in the v0.10.0 package. You may check out any other releases by simply adjusting the numbers. Note that the repository does not contain external packages. Consult the VERSIONS file to find which ones are needed
Tags will always be in the tags directory. Braches are inside branches. However, I'll always make a separate tag (or directory as subversion sees it) for each release. There is usually no need to checkout a branch. Unless you are developing on it of course...
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 21 June 2008 )
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