Re: [Meshlab-devel] Meshlab in svn (for Paolo Cignoni)

[Paolo C. <pao...@is...>]

Yes, switching to svn is definitely a good idea.
I had this on my todo list for a long time, but we never decided for it.

This afternoon we experimented a bit on the svn conversion with 
encouraging results.
So we have decided for going on.

The planned date for the cvs to svn switch for the meshlab repository is:

****** Monday May 5th *****

So be careful of commit all your changes before that date.
and be prepared to install a svn client.

Windows users should not encounter too much difficulties. TortoiseSVN is 
quite similar to TortoiseCVS

More detailed information will appear in the this list and in the wiki.


Marco Pirosu wrote:
> There is a utility called cvs2svn which converts cvs repositories into 
> svn repositories. Since svn is much better then cvs, i think it would 
> be convenient to bring meshlab to svn.
>
> I also found this guide:
> http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2005/10/03/cvs-to-subversion-with-cvs2svn.html
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