> actually, I wasn't thinking about those sorts of protocols, although > that's interesting too. I was thinking about helpful stuff, like some > svn examples, ebuild QA checking (eg. making manifests), other distro > info (how to sign rpms or whatever), and whatever else people might find > useful.
If you want an SVN tutorial, the SVN Book (http://svnbook.red-bean.com/) is actually _extremely_ well-written and provides very good examples for various SVN operations, and explains lots of scenarios that arise in version control. As for Gentoo ebuilds, what I had done was configure my /etc/make.conf with a local overlay. Then before committing changes to SVN I could be sure that the build worked and all the manifets/digests were correct and that things were basically working. I'm guessing you've been doing something similar to this already though :) I seem to recall seeing QA tools that were done by Gentoo developers for ebuilds, but I haven't used them. I guess I woudln't be surprised if they found problems with our current set of ebuilds :) If its possible to incorporate those QA tools, that would be pretty nice, but I don't seem to see that as a large priority since we don't have too many ebuilds (in comparison to the entire Portage tree). -- Richard Alimi Department of Computer Science Yale University
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