squeak-vmdev

[Squeak-VMdev] svn updates made for mac 3.8.5b1

[John M M. <jo...@ma...>]

I've made my svn updates to bring the thrunk upto the mac 3.8.5b1 VM.

I'm curious about the winding down of the
http://sourceforge.net/projects/squeak location
Right now if you hunt about, will you arrive there and see old code, or
arrive somewhere else and get
the svn tree?
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Re: [Squeak-VMdev] svn updates made for mac 3.8.5b1

[Tim R. <ti...@su...>]

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          John M McIntosh <jo...@ma...> wrote:

> I've made my svn updates to bring the thrunk upto the mac 3.8.5b1 VM.
> 
> I'm curious about the winding down of the
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/squeak location
> Right now if you hunt about, will you arrive there and see old code, or
> arrive somewhere else and get
> the svn tree?
Good question. If we're actually moving to the svn server at hplabs
along with the mirroring previously discussed then it would be nice to
get it all setup for public access, announced, and the SF stuff killed
off for the 3.8 release  There's way too much chaos and confusion around
without adding more.


tim
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Re: [Squeak-VMdev] svn updates made for mac 3.8.5b1

[<gor...@bl...>]

Hi guys!

Tim Rowledge <ti...@su...> wrote:
> Good question. If we're actually moving to the svn server at hplabs
> along with the mirroring previously discussed then it would be nice to
> get it all setup for public access, announced, and the SF stuff killed
> off for the 3.8 release  There's way too much chaos and confusion around
> without adding more.

I definitely agree. And another thing - Cees has set us up with (the
bomb! :) couldn't resist) a new virtual Debian server and also a paypal
account that he, I and Avi has access to at the moment. 

Well, some of you guys already know this because you have given money to
it. :) In fact - the account now holds IIRC more than $400 after one
very large gift of $300. So the money funding the server is now pretty
much in place for a long while.

Now - I logged in yesterday and checked the server, it has 2Gb free and
when I sucked down some upgrades it averaged 1200kB/s. I intend to move
SM over there and BFAV is already in the process of moving.

So... how about either setting up the Svn server there - or an Svn
mirror or whatever works in the Svn-world?

regards, Göran

Re: [Squeak-VMdev] svn updates made for mac 3.8.5b1

[Andreas R. <and...@gm...>]

Hi -

>> Good question. If we're actually moving to the svn server at hplabs
>> along with the mirroring previously discussed then it would be nice to
>> get it all setup for public access, announced, and the SF stuff killed
>> off for the 3.8 release  There's way too much chaos and confusion around
>> without adding more.

Talked to Ian about this yesterday. Result: All of the active code is now in 
SVN at squeak.hpl.hp.com. Proposal: Let's toast sf.net and get away from the 
sux0rs.

> So... how about either setting up the Svn server there - or an Svn
> mirror or whatever works in the Svn-world?

Mirrors sound good. I like squeak.hpl.hp.com more than SqF.net since the hpl 
machine is in our cubicles (== easy to reboot if needed; just give me a 
buzz) but mirroring would allow anyone to use whatever seems appropriate. So 
lets get rid of SF (the sooner the better) and use SVN for real.

Cheers,
  - Andreas

Re: [Squeak-VMdev] svn updates made for mac 3.8.5b1

[<gor...@bl...>]

Hi!

"Andreas Raab" <and...@gm...> wrote:
> Hi -
> 
> >> Good question. If we're actually moving to the svn server at hplabs
> >> along with the mirroring previously discussed then it would be nice to
> >> get it all setup for public access, announced, and the SF stuff killed
> >> off for the 3.8 release  There's way too much chaos and confusion around
> >> without adding more.
> 
> Talked to Ian about this yesterday. Result: All of the active code is now in 
> SVN at squeak.hpl.hp.com. Proposal: Let's toast sf.net and get away from the 
> sux0rs.

Goodie.

> > So... how about either setting up the Svn server there - or an Svn
> > mirror or whatever works in the Svn-world?
> 
> Mirrors sound good. I like squeak.hpl.hp.com more than SqF.net since the hpl 
> machine is in our cubicles (== easy to reboot if needed; just give me a 
> buzz) but mirroring would allow anyone to use whatever seems appropriate. So 
> lets get rid of SF (the sooner the better) and use SVN for real.

Ok, I will find out how to set up a Svn mirror and then do it. I assume
a mirror will be readonly to start with.

> Cheers,
>   - Andreas

regards, Göran