Re: [open-vm-tools-devel] Subversion repository

[Rick D. <rg...@gm...>]

The repository "appears" to be giving us empy files - even if I try
browsing the URL with a web browser, the files are there, but empty.

Rick..

On 10/26/07, Elliot Lee <el...@vm...> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've imported the open-vm-tools-2007.09.04 release, and my 10.08 devel
> snapshot, into subversion on sourceforge. Right now the repository is
> read-only, but this is still a bit of progress. The big advantage with this
> setup is for any of you who are maintaining patches against the code base.
> Using subversion, you can checkout the code and keep your patch current, by
> merging your changes with any changes in the open-vm-tools code.
>
> To get the code, run:
>
> svn checkout
> https://open-vm-tools.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/open-vm-tools/trunk
>
> There are also two tags for the release and the snapshot. The trunk will
> continue to be updated as new code comes out.
>
> Right you can't commit to subversion. I apologize that things aren't set up
> for that yet. My understanding is that a contributor agreement is coming
> soon from inside VMware, and once that happens, we'll be in a lot better
> position to get a writeable source code repository going.
>
> Best,
> -- Elliot
>
>
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Rick Duff
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