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by Stephan Schmidt.
Original Post: We switched to Subversion
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While relocating to a new server, we decided to use subversion instead of CVS to manage the source code of all our projects. This lead to some problems, as we had to adjust several of our scripts that automatically generated the API documentation and the nightly builds of our projects.
I just finished the last adjustments and now it's possible to download a ZIP or TAR.GZ file of the current development version of any our projects from snaps.php-tools.net. If you prefer to checkout the projects from our subversion repository, that's possible as well as we are allowing anonymous read access. All you need to do is the following (if you have a subversion client installed): $ svn checkout http://www.php-tools.net/svn/patTemplate/trunk patTemplateIf you want to checkout patForms or patBBCode instead of patTemplate, just replace the project name. To browse the subversion repository online, you may just enter the same URL in your browser.
For some of our more active projects, we also provide an installation of Trac which brings you a nicer web-svn-viewer (including pretty diffs), a bug-tracker, a roadmap and a wiki for the project. You can access our trac installations at trac.php-tools.net. The project, which is currently the most active is patForms, which you can see using the Trac timeline. We are nearing a first stable release, but this will be the topic of another post.
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