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write access to the complete svn tree, with the assumption svn committers will only write to thier own part of the tree.
 
write access to the complete svn tree, with the assumption svn committers will only write to thier own part of the tree.
  

Revision as of 16:01, 16 January 2007

This page describes the policy for using the Lazarus-CCR SVN repository on SourceForge.

Read acces

Everybody has read access to this SVN repository. You can browse the SVN repository at http://lazarus-ccr.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/lazarus-ccr/

Write access

Unfortunately, at this moment Sourceforge doesn't support restricting access to svn to only a subtree of the complete repository. So we will give write access to the complete svn tree, with the assumption svn committers will only write to thier own part of the tree.

If you want to commit something to a part of the tree, for which you are not the maintainer, please contact the maintainer before committing.

Working with the Lazarus-CCR SVN repository

This is a short guide mainly focussing on the URLs and sourceforge specifics. It is not an introduction to the use of SVN.

Checking out

The Lazarus-CCR is located at https://lazarus-ccr.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/lazarus-ccr

The following command will check out the complete tree into the lazarus-ccr subdirectory of your current directory:

 svn co https://lazarus-ccr.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/lazarus-ccr lazarus-ccr

Committing

The fist time you commit something, svn will ask for your password. Use the password, which belongs to your SourceForge account. This password is stored in the svn metadata in the checked out tree and won't be asked the next time.

Directory owners

The following lists shows the directory stucture and their maintainers.