Forums | Admin Discussion Forums: open-discussion Start New Thread Nested Flat Threaded Ultimate Show 25 Show 50 Show 75 Show 100   By: Thomas Leitner RE: repository access? [ reply ]   2007-03-04 14:04 So, as of today, webgen's master repository is hosted on Rubyforge! However, I couldn't transfer the history as my local repository hosts other programs besides webgen and I didn't manage to get a working dump-file for just the webgen portion. By: Thomas Leitner RE: repository access? [ reply ]   2007-02-24 15:40 This svk looks really promising, I think I can also use this for work :) I will have to make further tests with svk but if it is stable to use I think there is nothing against using it with the Rubyforge subversion service. By: Thomas Leitner RE: repository access? [ reply ]   2007-02-23 17:41 Okay, thanks for the link! I will have a look at it! By: Andrea Censi RE: repository access? [ reply ]   2007-02-23 16:55 If you are often offline, I think the optimal setup is: 1) The master repository is on Rubyforge. 2) You use SVK to have a "child" repository on your laptop. SVK is designed for handling exactly this situation. You can do frequent commit locally, and then commit to the public repository. http://svk.bestpractical.com/view/HomePage By: Thomas Leitner RE: repository access? [ reply ]   2007-02-23 16:48 webgen is currently versioned using subversion and the repository is on my notebook. I'm often offline, therefore it is very convenient to have a local repository in which I can check in at any time. I would be willing to use the subversion support of Rubyforge if there is any easy way of keeping my local repository which would/should still be the master repository and which gets synced to the Rubyforge repository from time to time. Any ideas? By: Andrea Censi repository access? [ reply ]   2007-02-23 12:20 Would it be possible to have access to the development repository?