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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Alexander Brazie <aa...@cs.rit.edu> on 2004/06/10 16:47:17 UTC
Is there interest in a Subversion version of Sourceforge?
Essentially, designed to work with the Alexandria code, a site where you
can register projects publicly and use that servers SVN database for
universally accessible archiving?
Named like svnforge.net or something to that effect.
-Alex
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Re: Is there interest in a Subversion version of Sourceforge?
Posted by Toby Johnson <to...@etjohnson.us>.
Alexander Brazie wrote:
> Essentially, designed to work with the Alexandria code, a site where
> you can register projects publicly and use that servers SVN database
> for universally accessible archiving?
>
> Named like svnforge.net or something to that effect.
Yes, I would definitely be interested, if it provided much of the
functionality of SourceForge (i.e. mailing list and/or forums, ViewCVS,
etc.. I'm not familiar w/ Alexandria). SF claims they're evaluating
Subversion but I doubt it's a high priority of theirs, especially w/ all
the bugs they seem to be having.
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Re: Is there interest in a Subversion version of Sourceforge?
Posted by Etienne Charlier <ec...@charlier.cc>.
Hi,
There is a fork of sourceforge called gforge ( http://www.gforge.org )
some patches avout supporting svn in gforge are sitting in the patch manager
Might be a good place to contribute ;-)
Regards
Etienne Charlier
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From: "Tom Vergote" <to...@tomvergote.be>
To: "Archie Cobbs" <ar...@dellroad.org>; <us...@subversion.tigris.org>
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Re: Is there interest in a Subversion version of Sourceforge?
Posted by Tom Vergote <to...@tomvergote.be>.
On Thu, 2004-06-10 at 22:22, Toby Johnson wrote:
> Tom Vergote wrote:
>
> >I am using that for a project right now and even though I have no
> >complaints about their subversion stability it's not as well integrated
> >as cvs (eg, commits don't count for project activity etc)
> >
> Seeing as how the CVS activity reporting on SourceForge has been broken
> for a long time, I don't see how that's a strike against BerliOS!
I wasn't aware of that and it actually makes me feel better :)
>
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Re: Is there interest in a Subversion version of Sourceforge?
Posted by Toby Johnson <to...@etjohnson.us>.
Tom Vergote wrote:
>I am using that for a project right now and even though I have no
>complaints about their subversion stability it's not as well integrated
>as cvs (eg, commits don't count for project activity etc)
>
Seeing as how the CVS activity reporting on SourceForge has been broken
for a long time, I don't see how that's a strike against BerliOS!
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Re: Is there interest in a Subversion version of Sourceforge?
Posted by Tom Vergote <to...@tomvergote.be>.
On Thu, 2004-06-10 at 21:28, Archie Cobbs wrote:
> >
> > Joel Shellman wrote:
> > > There is a note on Sourceforge's site saying they will consider
> > > supporting subversion in the future. So, unless you're in a hurry to
> > > get it now, it might come in the future from them.
>
> FYI, here's a sourceforgealike site that supports SVN:
>
> http://www.berlios.de/
>
> -Archie
I am using that for a project right now and even though I have no
complaints about their subversion stability it's not as well integrated
as cvs (eg, commits don't count for project activity etc) and the
viewcvs script still has some bugs on subversion (after moving a file
requesting that files history borks)
brgs
Tom
Re: Is there interest in a Subversion version of Sourceforge?
Posted by Archie Cobbs <ar...@dellroad.org>.
Alexander Brazie wrote:
> This is true, but the timeframe for that project is likely to be more
> than a year. I'd like to have something up within a couple months, if I
> can find people interested in helping to administrate it.
>
> Joel Shellman wrote:
> > There is a note on Sourceforge's site saying they will consider
> > supporting subversion in the future. So, unless you're in a hurry to
> > get it now, it might come in the future from them.
FYI, here's a sourceforgealike site that supports SVN:
http://www.berlios.de/
-Archie
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Re: Is there interest in a Subversion version of Sourceforge?
Posted by Alexander Brazie <aa...@cs.rit.edu>.
This is true, but the timeframe for that project is likely to be more
than a year. I'd like to have something up within a couple months, if I
can find people interested in helping to administrate it.
-Alex
Joel Shellman wrote:
> There is a note on Sourceforge's site saying they will consider
> supporting subversion in the future. So, unless you're in a hurry to
> get it now, it might come in the future from them.
>
> See:
>
> http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=14033&group_id=1#alternateversioning
>
>
> -joel shellman
>
>
> Alexander Brazie wrote:
>
>> Essentially, designed to work with the Alexandria code, a site where
>> you can register projects publicly and use that servers SVN database
>> for universally accessible archiving?
>>
>> Named like svnforge.net or something to that effect.
>>
>> -Alex
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Re: Is there interest in a Subversion version of Sourceforge?
Posted by Joel Shellman <jo...@ikestrel.com>.
There is a note on Sourceforge's site saying they will consider
supporting subversion in the future. So, unless you're in a hurry to get
it now, it might come in the future from them.
See:
http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=14033&group_id=1#alternateversioning
-joel shellman
Alexander Brazie wrote:
> Essentially, designed to work with the Alexandria code, a site where you
> can register projects publicly and use that servers SVN database for
> universally accessible archiving?
>
> Named like svnforge.net or something to that effect.
>
> -Alex
>
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