Is there a more efficient way to find out what changes to JUNG have occurred than manually depth-first searching every package and folder in the CVS repository and checking the ages? It's kind of a drag.
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Hi, tools like WinCVS and the various plugins for Netbeans and Eclipse should be able to keep you up to date and let you know what files have changed. I've used both WinCVS and Netbeans with CVS and Maven plugins.
Unfortunately it seems that the Wiki is broken. I haven't been able to get in for a while. This would be another good place to keep up with the changes.
Regards
Greg B.
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Is there a more efficient way to find out what changes to JUNG have occurred than manually depth-first searching every package and folder in the CVS repository and checking the ages? It's kind of a drag.
Hi, tools like WinCVS and the various plugins for Netbeans and Eclipse should be able to keep you up to date and let you know what files have changed. I've used both WinCVS and Netbeans with CVS and Maven plugins.
Unfortunately it seems that the Wiki is broken. I haven't been able to get in for a while. This would be another good place to keep up with the changes.
Regards
Greg B.
wiki: yeah, it's readable but editing apparently eventually times out. Or something. I'll have to ping the SF people about that at some point.
Joshua