Quoting Johannes Schindelin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
And indeed it works! (If only slow, as Windows succeeds in slowing down a
pretty fast machine to a crawl when compiling something bigger.) So now
everybody can rebuild subversion, hands-free, using /src/release.sh.
Great! Good to hear.
From a first cursory look, it seems that the symlink and executable bit
checks of t9100 do not pass. That was to be expected, and we'll have to
make those tests conditional.
Yes, that's to be expected.
One other issue that came up is a password question. I tested this
git-svn against a real-world svn repository which has a http://foo.bar
URL and requires authentification (i.e. the repo is hosted by apache
using a htpasswd file). This doesn't work and git-svn aborts with the
message "Term/ReadKey.pm not found". This means the perl module
Term::ReadKey is probably required for password entering. On
Linux/Ubuntu, this file is part of libterm-readkey-perl. In the
perl-5.8.8, we already have Term::ReadLine but apparently not ReadKey.
I don't know how to integrate this here.
Christian
