Hi, As Stefan knows, I'm not a specialist of cvs/subversion system ;-) It seems that subversion has a few advantages and I will be happy to benefit them if some experimented developpers wants to lead the migration. Until that, I'd rather give my vote to Stefan, as I know he has few time to maintain the cvs system and does it quite well.
Michael Sunburned Surveyor a écrit : >Alright. We've got three votes for SVN. I'd still like to hear from >our other regular contributors: Stefan, Michael, and perhaps from >Andreas, since he is taking over for Ugo. > >If there are no strong objections, perhaps we can consider making the >migration to Subversion at this time. > >The Sunburned Surveyor > >On 6/7/07, Sascha L. Teichmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >>I favor SVN too (for a number of reasons) >>and a lot of our other professional projects >>are already using SVN. >> >>BTW: Jan might remember my astonished scream when we >>started with the Print/Layout plug-in: >>"What?! They still using CVS?? Oh, no!" ;-) >> >>My 2 cents. >> >>- Sascha >> >>Sunburned Surveyor schrieb: >> >> >>>Paul, >>> >>>This idea has been suggested a couple of times, but didn't receive the >>>best reception from some of the OpenJUMP developers. I'm personally in >>>favor of it, and I think that it will happen eventually, as more of >>>our developers begin using SVN at work or on their other projects. >>> >>>This may be a good time to see how other developers feel about it, but >>>I don't want to push it again. >>> >>>The Sunburned Surveyor >>> >>>P.S. - If we did this we would definitely need to set up a new nightly >>>build. Jon would probably let us use the same sight, but if he didn't >>>I could offer some space. >>> >>> >>>On 6/7/07, Paul Austin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> >>> >>>>My Preference would be to move over to using subversion as our >>>>repository for all development and the stable branch. I find SVN is much >>>>easier for branching and merging than CVS was, especially with the >>>>eclipse SVN plugin. >>>> >>>>Paul >>>> >>>>Sunburned Surveyor wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>>Stefan, >>>>> >>>>>Were you ale to figure out a way to get an unstable/stable bracnh >>>>>working on the OpenJUMP CVS. If you are too busy I wonder if we might >>>>>give Stephan Holl permission to make some changes. It sounds like he >>>>>has more experience with CVS that you or I. :] >>>>> >>>>>As an alternative, I have cleaned out the Subversion repository at >>>>>SourceForge. I can copy the source code in the OpenJUMP CVS into this >>>>>repository and we can keep the "unstable" code in there until we have >>>>>the OpenJUMP CVS ready. >>>>> >>>>>I am not using the CVS repository at the SurveyOS SourceForge site, so >>>>>if every one is sour on the idea of using the SVN repository there, we >>>>>could use the CVS instead. This would just be a temporary fix. >>>>> >>>>>Perhaps we can get someone to teach us how to set up a nightly build. >>>>>I think Jon mentioned that he may have done this with CruiseControl. >>>>>Perhaps it could also be done with something like Maven? >>>>> >>>>>The Sunburned Surveyor >>>>> >>>>>------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>>>This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express >>>>>Download DB2 Express C - the FREE version of DB2 express and take >>>>>control of your XML. No limits. Just data. 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