Latest code

[manuj]

There are no recent checkins in the CVS on sourcefourge. Is there any other source control repository which is being used for work in progress?

[Mark Pollack]

Hi,
There are many recent check-ins, it seems that cvsweb and probably other features of cvs are not working well on sourceforge. This has affected our installation of fisheye. I've logged a support question with SF. Right now the most accurate way to see cvs activity is to subscribe to springnet-commits@lists.sourceforge.net. Check our SF project page for info on how to do that.
Cheers,
Mark

[manuj]

In the short term - any way to access the latest code (because SF is still not listing any recent checkins)

for the long term - any plans on moving to SF SVN? NH is using SVN and I find it many times better than CVS.

[Bruno Baia]

Hi,

In the short term - any way to access the latest code (because SF is still not listing any recent checkins)

You can download the latest nightly build from our main site (Download/Nightly snapshots) :
http://www.springframework.net/downloads/nightly/

for the long term - any plans on moving to SF SVN? NH is using SVN and I find it many times better than CVS.

yeah we planned to move to SVN, just waiting to have a stable version (after 1.1 ?), the problem is we'll lost all the history information...


Cheers,
Bruno

[Mark Pollack]

Hi,

Depending on SF's answer to our cvs woes we may switch to SVN before because not having fisheye working is really bugging me. I'm not sure if we will loose the history info - that maybe just SF's policy but the CVS-to-SVN converter can preserve history.

You can find instruction for anonymous CVS access on SF and more detailed info on this spring.net wiki page

-Mark