[Sputnik-list] The SVN imposible...
Yuri Takhteyev
yuri at sims.berkeley.edu
Wed Oct 24 18:28:03 GMT+3 2007
Unfortunately, Sputnik 0.3 indeed won't work on Windows. I started working
on a fix on that, but this attracted my attention to a few other ugly things
in the code and turned into a full-blown refactoring, which will be released
as Sputnik 0.4 when it is complete. Unfortunately, I am not sure exactly
how long that would take - it depends a bit on my will power, as I am trying
very hard to not work on Sputnik for more than 5-10 hours a week, and to
move ahead with my dissertation instead...
To give you some indication, Sputnik 0.4 got its storage layer refactored
into a separate module, which I am calling Versium (
http://www.freewisdom.org/projects/sputnik/Versium). Versium similarly
works on top of a simple file-based storage system or on top of LuaSVN but
solves a few problems (including the ":" issue, by escaping it in file
names) and is written to be more general, with a hope of being useful
outside Sputnik itself. This part is finished, the next step is recreating
a Spunik-aware repository on top of Versium, which is mostly there. This
time around I am trying to write more unit tests, which slows things down a
bit in the short term. After that it's a matter of porting the UI front end
to the new repository.
- yuri
On 10/24/07, Georgios Petsagourakis <petsagouris at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'd like to report to you that it is impossible for Windows users
> to get SVN because of the naming conventions. The ":" (colon
> character) can't be used in the windows file system. Please fix
> this so we can all enjoy your development.. ;D
>
> --
> Best Regards,...
> George Petsagourakis
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Yuri Takhteyev
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