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The latest, unreleased, version of Exponential is located at http://pubsvn.ez.no/nextgen/trunk. eZ system uses Subversion instead of CVS for handling the revisions.
More information on the public subversion server can be found at http://pubsvn.ez.no.
To get Subversion, you have to download and install the right version for your OS. Read the documentation and the FAQ before installing.
Checkout the current subversion revision with:
svn co http://pubsvn.ez.no/nextgen/trunk/ target_dir
Subversion will copy the entire latest revision into the target_dir. This can take quite a long time.
If you have checked out a version before, you can update it with:
svn update http://pubsvn.ez.no/nextgen/trunk/ old_svn_directory
Or you can go directly in the subversion directory and use:
svn update
or
svn up
To see quickly what changes have been made use
svn log | more
To see what changes have been made since the last revision. In this example you will see all changes since revision 2255.
svn diff -r 2255 | more
Like CVS svn has both a checkout and export command. If a project is exported it will not contain version control information, which for eZp leads to a distribution almost half the size of one that was checked out.
If you are deploying with a svn version run the following on a local copy that was checked out.
svn export <your trunk directory> <your new exported directory>
Note that
<your trunk directory>
can also be the svn url given earlier for eZp, but it is far quicker to export from a local copy.
This version can be instable so don't install it in the same database as the latest stable version. Restart the install with the demo data LINK ME - 3XHT_SetupEnDis
Checkout the stable subversion revision with:
svn co http://pubsvn.ez.no/nextgen/stable/3.2/ target_dir
This will contain bugfixes for the 3.2 series and will be much more stable than the one in trunk.
You can also replace 3.2 with the older 3.1 and 3.0 stable branches.
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upgrades ??
Andr� R.
Friday 09 September 2005 1:15:36 am
edit: yes!
Don't forget to reactivate the wizard once you've checkouted
Xavier Dutoit
Saturday 21 August 2004 1:01:39 pm
and uncomment the line:
CheckValidity=true
Et voila, you've got the wieard ready to take care of the first setup for you.
more details on svn branches
Pavel Chtchevaev
Tuesday 08 June 2004 2:24:35 pm
The latest dev version is in trunk, when it's time for it it's copied to the stable branch, right?
Then it's tested & debugged, merged with trunk(if needed) and it's copied to the version branch...
hm..what is the releases branch for? Or am i missing something?
regards,
Pavel