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jmpoure
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Dear friends,

Is it possible to check out joomla from CVS or SVN?
If you are starting a new project, SVN is better.

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SVN is the way to go certainly.  Access will be available as soon as our new Forge site is commissioned (or soon thereafter).  It's currently slated to be available this week.

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We are already using SVN for our development work on 1.0 and 1.1

As far as I am aware the new forge will allow project maintainers to select whether they wish to use CVS or SVN for their project.
However Joomla! will be using SVN.

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Is the dev team going to offer a registration or way for us wannabe helpers out here to be on the bleeding edge? I know I would definately love to have a copy right now. :P

Hehe.. Just to damn exited to see something done and branded with joomla.

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Hi AnyTime

The 'fuzzy' answer is yes...I just don't know what the setup will look like.  I have a nebulous idea for a developers 'club' (no fees, hehe) but it's needs some more thought.  Not sure that club is the right word either.

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Maybe a SVN access with submissions "to be reviewed by core team before comitment" would save you time getting submitted files in sync...The way Linux has been developed, where core-team spent most time reviewing&rejecting ;) submissions to keep only the best ones into core.

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Interesting idea.  I probably favour a 'working group' model.  We might have some long term WG's for things like database portability, etc (good thread that other one) and maybe some short term WG's that might be just tasked to build a component or research and solve an issue.

While there wil lbe a (hopefully) fairly stable core team of people that provide continuity and stability for the project, I think a more organic outer skin/structure would be good to be able to harness a lot of the creative talent that is out there.

That said, a 'code submissions' mechanism is not a bad approach.

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I completely understand the working group model and applaud anything that the core team would allow us service/consultants out here a way to help back but in a more professional manner.

That being said, we have a talented dev team and we only focus on OS software for our customer base (Unless their IDIOTS USING MS!) I'm joking if any of our customers see that!  :P

Long story short, We are a service and support company that believes in giving back. We would love to help with the ACL issues and help create a software that is useable for the masses.

Currenlty the types of ws we have worked on with Mambo
  • Real Estate
  • Doctors
  • Lawyers
  • Chamber of Commerces
  • Adult Matching

All of these sites require many of the same functionalities and hence why we love JOOMLA!

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AnyTime wrote:
... We would love to help with the ACL issues and help create a software that is useable for the masses. ...


:) you are welcome to start contributing on ACLs design on this thread:
http://forum.joomla.org/index.php/topic,3391.0.html

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  • Doctors
  • Lawyers
  • ...
  • Adult Matching
All of these sites require many of the same functionalities and hence why we love JOOMLA! ...

LOL!  :laugh:  don't tell that to your first two customers...

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yes it would be nice to have SVN access

for example i wana get the feeling how development goes

how new features work

are bugs fixed

and so on

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There is no need to create a complete forge right now.
Just install a fresh GNU/Linux computer and install SVN with open-ssh server.

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jmpoure wrote:
There is no need to create a complete forge right now.
Just install a fresh GNU/Linux computer and install SVN with open-ssh server.


There is a lot of need for both a forge and proper bug-tracking. Please be patient.
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OK, I am up my own SVN server in order to start PostgreSQL migration.

In a project, there is no need to go for complicated things first.
Just set up a SVN server, which will allow us to start working.
Then you have full time to play with toys and advanced forges.

This is like life : you need to eat. When correctly fed, you can build skycrapers.

Here, we need SVN to be able to write code. Other issues are secondary.
Just my 2 cents.

Kind regards,
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The "forge" is already installed and working.
Created "Use TortoiseSVN to Check-out Joomla 1.0.x" tutorial screenshots today.

What a HUGE improvement over MF.
They have really done it well.

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Great. What is the URL of the forge ?

Sorry, I do not use TurquoiseSVN.
WinXP !!! For Gaming maybe  :laugh:

I am running Debian GNU/Linux.  8)


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jmpoure wrote:
Great. What is the URL of the forge ?

The Forge will be announced fromally in due course.

However although operational (and we are using it to complete work for 1.0) it is not quite ready for prime time opertaion, so a little more patience is needed.

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I tried to connect and make a fresh checkout:

svn co svn+ssh://jmpoure@svn_forge_url/svnroot/joomla/trunk/

Which resulted in the following message:
"svn: Connection closed unexpectedly"

My SSH public keys are installed.
Any idea why I cannot checkout from SVN?

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Still impossible to checkout.
I am not asking for membership, I only need to checkout from SVN in order to submit patches.
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kenmcd wrote:
Created "Use TortoiseSVN to Check-out Joomla 1.0.x" tutorial screenshots today.


Wonderful idea! Has the tutorial been published? Looking forward to it. So far unable to get a response from svn://scm.joomla.org/svnroot/joomla using toritoise svn.

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davidgal wrote:
kenmcd wrote:
Created "Use TortoiseSVN to Check-out Joomla 1.0.x" tutorial screenshots today.

Wonderful idea! Has the tutorial been published? Looking forward to it. So far unable to get a response from svn://scm.joomla.org/svnroot/joomla using toritoise svn.


Hello there me too I am waiting for it where is it ...... tried seaching Joomla couldnt find it

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I have a few questions about smc.joomla.org

1. I have SVN Tortoise and stander  CVS Tortoise installed.
I enter http://scm.joomla.org in the URL field then I get a error
// * PROFIND request failed. 302 //

It wont list the projects or a project /joomla.

2. I’d like to upload a few projects soon I tested the upload form it works.
But it was only a 2MB file I have files that will be a lot larger then that say 75MB.
Will the new Forge support this size file or do I have to host them.


Last question  to upload to my smc joomlalabs / source files
what would I have to do?


For does that need the software on a windows box:

Tortoise SVN:
http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/

Tortoise CVS:
http://www.tortoisecvs.org/

Putty:
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgta ... nload.html


You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.

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davidgal wrote:
kenmcd wrote:
Created "Use TortoiseSVN to Check-out Joomla 1.0.x" tutorial screenshots today.


Wonderful idea! Has the tutorial been published? Looking forward to it. So far unable to get a response from svn://scm.joomla.org/svnroot/joomla using toritoise svn.


In TortoiseSVN, for "URL of repository:" use:

1.0 branch
http://scm.joomla.org/svn/repos/joomla/branches/1.0/

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kenmcd wrote:
davidgal wrote:
kenmcd wrote:
Created "Use TortoiseSVN to Check-out Joomla 1.0.x" tutorial screenshots today.


Wonderful idea! Has the tutorial been published? Looking forward to it. So far unable to get a response from svn://scm.joomla.org/svnroot/joomla using toritoise svn.


In TortoiseSVN, for "URL of repository:" use:

1.0 branch
http://scm.joomla.org/svn/repos/joomla/branches/1.0/

1.0.1 branch
http://scm.joomla.org/svn/repos/joomla/branches/1.0.1/




Thanks for the links.

The links work but authorization problem.
User name and password

Do I use anonymous or my project ID name and password

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kenmcd wrote:
In TortoiseSVN, for "URL of repository:" use:

1.0 branch
http://scm.joomla.org/svn/repos/joomla/branches/1.0/

1.0.1 branch
http://scm.joomla.org/svn/repos/joomla/branches/1.0.1/


Thanks -- works like a charm using forge username and password

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Yeah, I'm getting same thing when trying to authorize.

My account for developer.joomla.org is not working and anonymous does not work either.

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k19 wrote:
Yeah, I'm getting same thing when trying to authorize.

My account for developer.joomla.org is not working and anonymous does not work either.

Thanks
K1`9


Cool I’m in.
Note: it case sensitive user name and password.
So if you have a username:  like JOOMla  and you type the username: JOOMLA it wont work.

Thanks Again

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jmpoure wrote:
OK, I am up my own SVN server in order to start PostgreSQL migration.

In a project, there is no need to go for complicated things first.
Just set up a SVN server, which will allow us to start working.
Then you have full time to play with toys and advanced forges.

This is like life : you need to eat. When correctly fed, you can build skycrapers.

Here, we need SVN to be able to write code. Other issues are secondary.
Just my 2 cents.

Kind regards,
Jean-Michel



Does this mean you're working on porting Joomla or are you going to work at ABSTRACTING the database and SQL so Joomla can be used on multiple backends?
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Hello Guys  :( No success.... has someone been able to acess the cvsmodule list with tortoisecvs ........  ??? ........ could you please post a step by by step instruction it would be helpful ........ some one said about some tutorial ???

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Great, thanks to Ken !
With this info i've been able to install TortoiseSVN and succesfully accessed Joomla 1.0 SVN.

Is this info available somewhere on FAQ forum? Or maybe even on the joomla.org site?

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RobInk wrote:
Great, thanks to Ken !
With this info i've been able to install TortoiseSVN and succesfully accessed Joomla 1.0 SVN.
Is this info available somewhere on FAQ forum? Or maybe even on the joomla.org site?


Ok thats it ...... I give up I am going to try TortoiseSVN since its working ........

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