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Source code repository (SVN) reorganisation

paulhh

We are doing a reorganisation of our source code repository - basically merging in the WCM preview into HEAD as well as moving it to being FSFS-based rather than BDB.

So, please be patient if the repo is not accessible for periods of time over the next few days - it will be back, but bigger and better 🙂

Cheers
Paul.

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thomasd

Hi Paul,

do you already know when the repository will be accessible again?

Regards,

Thomas

rdanner

We are doing a reorganisation of our source code repository - basically merging in the WCM preview into HEAD as well as moving it to being FSFS-based rather than BDB.

So, please be patient if the repo is not accessible for periods of time over the next few days - it will be back, but bigger and better 🙂

Cheers
Paul.

Also:

As Kevin R. noted: you will need to upgrade ANT to 1.6.5 if you are not there

jnorman

I've been checking periodically, and it doesn't appear that the subversion repository has ever come back online. Am I missing something and/or just looking in the wrong place?

Also, if the repository actually has been down for more than a month, does anybody know where I can find source snapshots (or the like) for any released versions?

jnorman

figured it out: first time, the repository was actually down, when i checked back i was using a tool that assumed the standard http port, even for "svn:" urls. Using the command line version worked fine.