RE: [Docstring-develop] Adding pydps/pysource to CVS

[Tony J I. (Tibs) <to...@ls...>]

> Tony, how about adding pydps/pysource to CVS? Have you been able to
> get CVS access?

In theory I would love to have it in CVS (for a start, I feel somewhat
risky about continually updating with no versioning behind me).

BUT unfortunately I cannot have CVS running at work, and I often do
significant bits of development at my work machine.

I guess I should explore getting CVS working at home, but my online
connection at home is *seriously* flaky (and the first time I tried to
install CVS, for another purpose, I got hopelessly confused - even
Debian can't cope with a total lack of understanding!).

One possibility (but more work for someone else) might be to "mirror"
the files on www.tibsnjoan.co.uk onto sourceforge - but I imagine that
would require human intervention.

> We could create a "sandbox" directory for playing around, either
> beside "test" (distributed with the snapshots) or beside "web" (not
> distributed). Or put the code in a suitable place inside the DPS
> package itself.

I'm not entirely sure I understand the above, so I'll leave it alone...

Tibs (singlehandedly holding back the tides of technological progress)

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