That's great,
and I've updated the Incubator status page.
Jacopo
David E. Jones wrote:
The move to the new ASF Subversion server is now complete. No new
updates will be committed to the old server (at svn.ofbiz.org) so
everyone keeping with SVN or checking out new code should use the new
SVN repository. And of course, all committers should use the new
repository.
Here is the svn command you would now use to check out from the new
repository:
$ svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/ofbiz/trunk ofbiz
Committers please note: use HTTPS instead of HTTP (and yes you'll need
username/password for that as before).
As I noted in my previous email (Moving to the Apache SVN Server on the
ofbiz-dev list on 20060629) you can point to the new SVN server from an
existing checkout using the following command:
$ svn switch http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/ofbiz/trunk
framework/
I highly recommend reading that other email if your thinking about using
this... Note that since not all of the old repository is moved over (the
the website directory is in a different place) you'll need to do this
per resource in the ofbiz.home directory, like the framework directory
in the example above.
For those using a private SVN repository and the vendor branch pattern,
you can just export from the new repository and import as normal into
your ofbiz branch.
The code in this new ASF repository comes from revision 7923 in the old
SVN repository (in svn.ofbiz.org).
We all understand that this is an inconvenience, but it is an important
part of the Apache incubation process for OFBiz. To make this more fun,
note that when we graduate from incubation the SVN URL will change again...
-David