Hi Ben; this is the first I have heard of you on the geotools-devel list
:-) Oh wait I see my email rule moved your introduction email off to my
geoserver folder ...
I see Rob introduced you a while ago; have you managed to read the
developers guid and so forth? It should take a couple of minuet
On Mon, 2008-02-11 at 17:07 +0900, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks, Adrian.
>
> Do I need both a TOPP agreement for GeoServer and an OSGeo for GeoTools?
Yes.
>
>
> I did not know that svn is a separate account. Should I email
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] dotnet, or wait until my paperwork is process
[Geoserver-devel] svn commit access
Hi Ben,
Justin is correct about procedure but you may be using Rob A. to vet
your work and he may be asking you to commit directly to svn on his
say-so. I believe he nominated you which should satisfy Justin.
You do know that svn and wiki are different accounts,
Hi Ben,
Justin is correct about procedure but you may be using Rob A. to vet
your work and he may be asking you to commit directly to svn on his
say-so. I believe he nominated you which should satisfy Justin.
You do know that svn and wiki are different accounts, right? The former
goes through [EM
Hi Ben,
Usually how it works to get commit access you need to submit a number of
patches first. Once your work has gained the trust of one of the current
committers they can nominate you.
Until then, you should be able to check out the code from svn, generate
diffs for patches, without having
