Re: [Bodington-developers] Bodington and WebLearn code

[Jon M. <jo...@te...>]

What I had in mind was to put Oxford bug fixes into the sourceforge CVS 
at HEAD and to work on new features in my own file store.  As I complete 
each new feature I can make a Bodington build available for approval for 
inclusion into the official source tree.

Adam, do you think you could devote an hour or two to reviewing your own 
code repository to reassess the option that you might find time to 
commit it yourselves?  I will work on it if that's the only option but I 
can't help thinking that the authors of the code might find the job 
easier.  Maybe Paul Davis could fund some overtime....   ;-)

Jon

Alexis O'Connor wrote:
> Matthew Buckett wrote:
>   
>> In message <510...@HE...>
>> a.g...@le..., Bodington developers
>> <bod...@li...> writes:
>>   
>>     
>>> Just to let you know that in FBS at Leeds we are still using the code from
>>> SourceForge, so anything that beaks that would be bad news for us.
>>>
>>> Jon - it might be best for you to set up your own CVS repository, at least
>>> initially.
>>>     
>>>       
>> Could you just work on a branch in the SF CVS, at least then most of the code
>> remains in the same place rather than getting more fragmented.
>>
>>   
>>     
>
> Another branch certainly. It may even be an opportune time to switch to 
> using svn at sourceforge?
>
> Alexis
>
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