on Wed 18 of Mar., 2009 13:00 CET, by MangaPowerX
posts: 4
Pingus, we have integrated AulaWiki 1.6.5b in the experimental branch of WorkSpaces?.
So, from now on all modifications in AulaWiki MUST be done in this branch, because it's troublesome to handle the modifications that you do by yourself and the ones we do in the branch. Keep it in mind.
2.- Then modificate the code that you want. Before you commit you must update, so execute: svn up
3. - If you add a new archive or directory you must to include it in the svn, so you ought to type svn add (directory or file). The same if you want to remove something, svn remove (file or directory)
4.- When you finished with your work, please type svn commit -m "Type of contribuition The general message"
Ex: svn commit -m "FIX Fixed one bug in blablabla.tpl"
For this operations, you don't need a great or megasuper or whatever broadband internet connection. Because you only need to checkout the code one time. After this, if you keep this directory, you only need to do updates with the command svn up (this only will update the files that need to).
Keep in mind this (it's very easy) and with this, we can collaborate together in the same direction.
Uniting efforts in AulaWiki (message for Pingus)
So, from now on all modifications in AulaWiki MUST be done in this branch, because it's troublesome to handle the modifications that you do by yourself and the ones we do in the branch. Keep it in mind.
These are the commands you must execute (it's also the same commands, if you work on windows, please install support for svn):
1 - svn co https://tikiwiki.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/tikiwiki/branches/experimental/workspaces/ workspaces
(With this you grab the code)
2.- Then modificate the code that you want. Before you commit you must update, so execute:
svn up
3. - If you add a new archive or directory you must to include it in the svn, so you ought to type svn add (directory or file). The same if you want to remove something, svn remove (file or directory)
4.- When you finished with your work, please type svn commit -m "Type of contribuition The general message"
Ex: svn commit -m "FIX Fixed one bug in blablabla.tpl"
For this operations, you don't need a great or megasuper or whatever broadband internet connection. Because you only need to checkout the code one time. After this, if you keep this directory, you only need to do updates with the command svn up (this only will update the files that need to).
Keep in mind this (it's very easy) and with this, we can collaborate together in the same direction.