Webware for Python

On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 16:44:58 -0500, Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
>=A0A couple of questions / requests:
>
>=A0- According to the webware-checkins mailing list, Chuck checked in
>=A0some stuff today to Webware CVS. =A0Are we switched to Subversion or
>=A0not? =A0I thought the answer was yes...

I don't recall using CVS...I've been using Subversion. Also, the most recent=
 webware-checkins messages I have in my mailbox for CVS are for you and me=
 on Feb 25th. Everything after that looks like Subversion.

The archives seem to confirm it:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_id=3D3506

Can you forward the message you have, including headers, so I can take a=
 look?


>=A0- Finally, I would like to see easily accessible on the Webware web
>=A0page some basic information on how to use Subversion, both
>=A0anonymously and as a developer, along the lines of the SourceForge
>=A0CVS instructions here: <http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=3D4866>.

I second that.


-Chuck

Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
> - If so, Chuck should stop checking stuff into CVS :-) and we need to put up
> a message about the switch on the Webware web page.  It would also be a good
> idea to "freeze" the SourceForge CVS repository, if such a thing is
> possible.

I think there's a hook where you can abort all commits.  I found this 
all confusing, though.  I have added a file to the CVS repository 
telling people where the new repository is located.

> - Finally, I would like to see easily accessible on the Webware web page
> some basic information on how to use Subversion, both anonymously and as a
> developer, along the lines of the SourceForge CVS instructions here:
> <http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=4866>.

Here's the start of something:

http://wiki.w4py.org/subversionrepositoryaccess.html

Maybe it should be better linked.

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On Mon, 2005-03-14 at 16:44 -0500, Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
> - Finally, I would like to see easily accessible on the Webware web page
> some basic information on how to use Subversion, both anonymously and as a
> developer, along the lines of the SourceForge CVS instructions here:
> <http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=4866>.

I've posted a news article on the website about the change, and have linked
to the instructions Winston posted on the wiki.  I've also transferred the
existing News page to a wiki page which appears within the webpage trimmings
(menus and logo).  

Actually, any wiki page can now be requested via the main website using
the URL:  http://w4py.org/Wiki/wikipagename and it will then appear with
the standard menus and logo, so this can serve as a content management
system which allows any of us to easily post news and add additional
pages (nudge, nudge, wink, wink)

BTW - I've had my head stuck in a project and just today was reading through
the last three weeks of webware-devel.  Great to see the switch to
subversion (thanks, Eric!).

peace,
Jason

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