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Nicolas Pouillard: Using SVK

Mon, 27 Feb 2006 13:54:38 CET

More information about SVK can be found here: svk.elixus.org.

To get uttk sources using SVK you can start with our bootstrap file:

1. download the dumpfile

http://uttk.org/download/uttk-bootstrap.dump.bz2

2. create a svk repository

svk depotmap uttk ~/.svk/uttk

3. load the dumpfile into the repository

bzcat project-bootstrap.dump.bz2 | svnadmin load --ignore-uuid ~/.svk/uttk

The “—ignore-uuid” is very important, otherwise merge tracking will get very screwed up.

4. sync the mirror to the latest revision

svk sync /uttk/mirror

5. use svk as normal.

Nicolas Pouillard: Contribute using SVK

Mon, 27 Feb 2006 13:52:56 CET

You can just submit a patch using SVK patches.

Example:

svk commit -P add-this-and-fix-that

send-a-mail --to uttk-discussion@lists.feydakins.org
            --subject "[PATCH] bla ... bla" 
            --attach ~/.svk/patch/add-this-and-fix-that.patch
            --body "..."

Nicolas Pouillard: Contribute esing SVK

Mon, 27 Feb 2006 13:52:32 CET

You can just submit a patch using SVK patches.

Example:

svk commit -P add-this-and-fix-that

send-a-mail --to uttk-discussion@lists.feydakins.org
            --subject "[PATCH] bla ... bla" 
            --attach ~/.svk/patch/add-this-and-fix-that.patch
            --body "..."

Nicolas Pouillard: Using SVK

Mon, 27 Feb 2006 13:52:05 CET

You can just submit a patch using SVK patches.

Example:

svk commit -P add-this-and-fix-that

send-a-mail --to uttk-discussion@lists.feydakins.org
            --subject "[PATCH] bla ... bla" 
            --attach ~/.svk/patch/add-this-and-fix-that.patch
            --body "..."

Nicolas Pouillard: How to get a specific release (tags)?

Mon, 27 Feb 2006 13:45:36 CET

With Subversion releases are generally marked with tags:

You can list all Uttk tags:
- with this command: svn list svn://svn.feydakins.org/uttk/tags
- using Collaboa:
  http://dev.uttk.org/repository/browse/tags
To fetch one (uttk-0.3 for example):

svn checkout svn://svn.feydakins.org/uttk/tags/uttk-0.3

Nicolas Pouillard: How to get a specific release (tags)?

Mon, 27 Feb 2006 13:44:13 CET

With Subversion releases are generally marked with tags:

You can list all Uttk tags:
- with this command: svn list svn://svn.feydakins.org/uttk/tags
- using Collaboa:
  http://dev.uttk.org/repository/browse/tags
To fetch one (uttk-0.3 for example):
svn checkout svn://svn.feydakins.org/uttk/tags/uttk-0.3

Nicolas Pouillard: How to get a specific release (tags)?

Mon, 27 Feb 2006 13:43:21 CET

With Subversion releases are generally marked with tags:

You can list all Uttk tags:
- with this command: svn list svn://svn.feydakins.org/uttk/tags
- using Collaboa: http://dev.uttk.org/repository/browse/tags
To fetch one (uttk-0.3 for example): svn checkout svn://svn.feydakins.org/uttk/tags/uttk-0.3

Nicolas Pouillard: How to get a specific release (tags)?

Mon, 27 Feb 2006 13:42:49 CET

With Subversion releases are generally marked with tags:

You can list all Uttk tags:

with this command:
svn list svn://svn.feydakins.org/uttk/tags

using Collaboa:
http://dev.uttk.org/repository/browse/tags

To fetch one (uttk-0.3 for example):
svn checkout svn://svn.feydakins.org/uttk/tags/uttk-0.3

Nicolas Pouillard: How to get a specific release (tags)?

Mon, 27 Feb 2006 13:41:13 CET

With Subversion releases are generally marked with tags:

You can list all Uttk tags with this command:
svn list svn://svn.feydakins.org/uttk/tags

To fetch one (uttk-0.1.579 for example):
svn checkout svn://svn.feydakins.org/uttk/tags/uttk-0.3

Nicolas Pouillard: How to check out it?

Mon, 27 Feb 2006 13:40:38 CET

After getting subversion just type this command:

svn checkout svn://svn.feydakins.org/uttk/trunk uttk

Nicolas Pouillard: How to browse the repository?

Mon, 27 Feb 2006 13:39:56 CET

There is a Collaboa service at dev.uttk.org, it contains many information like tickets, milstones… and you can browse it directly here dev.uttk.org/repository/browse.

Nicolas Pouillard: How to browse the repository?

Mon, 27 Feb 2006 13:38:01 CET

There is a Collaboa service on Feydakins.org, and you can browse it directly here dev.uttk.org.

Nicolas Pouillard: With a Subversion account

Tue, 21 Feb 2006 11:32:15 CET

Uttk use Vcs (A version control system wrapper) to commit into our Subversion repository. Vcs help us to perform some automatic tasks on each commit. For example each commit is posted on mailing list uttk-patches@lists.feydakins.org with a specific format including the ChangeLog entry, the diff, statistics about the diff…

You can get Vcs with the gem package.

Install rubygems:
- Checkout the tarball rubyforge.org/frs/?group_id=126
- Unpack it
- Install it (as root): ruby setup.rb

Install Vcs:
- Using rubygems (as root): gem install vcs
- Check that Vcs is well installed: vcs --help
- To use it properly you can make aliases:
  - To try it now type (take care about backquotes ”`”): `vcs --mk-alias`
  - To install it add the output of vcs --mk-alias in your shell configuration (Zsh)
- Check the alias (take care about the bang ”!”):
  - In a subversion working copy the command svn st! is suppose to produce the same thing as svn st.
  - In a CVS working copy the command cvs st! is suppose to produce the same thing as cvs st.
- Check your configuration:
  - The command vcs --check will warn you about missing configuration variables, and display nothing when everything is ok.
- Vcs is built to be robust to errors so it create junk files (which names are leading by a coma ”,”) and after solving a problem you can relaunch the same command to continue your task.
- For any question about the Vcs installation and use reach me at: ertai@feydakins.org
Use Vcs to commit in Uttk: In the trunk directory of Uttk just type svn uttkci and follow instructions

Nicolas Pouillard: With a Subversion account

Tue, 21 Feb 2006 11:31:39 CET

You can get Vcs with the gem package.

Install rubygems:
- Checkout the tarball rubyforge.org/frs/?group_id=126
- Unpack it
- Install it (as root): ruby setup.rb

Install Vcs:
- Using rubygems (as root): gem install vcs
- Check that Vcs is well installed: vcs --help
- To use it properly you can make aliases:
  - To try it now type (take care about backquotes ”`”): `vcs --mk-alias`
  - To install it add the output of vcs --mk-alias in your shell configuration (Zsh)
- Check the alias (take care about the bang “!*“):
  
  In a subversion working copy the command svn st! is suppose to produce the same thing as svn st.
  
  In a CVS working copy the command cvs st! is suppose to produce the same thing as cvs st.
- Vcs is built to be robust to errors so it create junk files (which names are leading by a coma “,*“) and after solving a problem you can relaunch the same command to continue your task.
- For any question about the Vcs installation and use reach me at: ertai@feydakins.org
Use Vcs to commit in Uttk: In the trunk directory of Uttk just type svn uttkci and follow instructions