[Kde-games-devel] Using SVN in kdegames

[Albert Astals Cid]

A Divendres 11 Agost 2006 16:08, Josef Spillner va escriure:
> Alle 15:58, venerdì, 11. agosto 2006, Ian Wadham ha scritto:
> > 1. Is https: the correct protocol prefix for me?
>
> Just use svn:// on anonsvn.kde.org, and svn+ssh//login@ on svn.kde.org.

Meeeeeec, https is the correct on svn.kde.org if you do not have ssh keys when 
you where using cvs. 

Albert

>
> > 2. Do I have to give the full URL with *every* command?
>
> No. Inside the repository, svn is smart about where it is.
>
> > 3. Do I have to check out the *whole* of kdegames, or
> >     can I do:
> >        svn co -N https://ianw@svn.kde.org/home/trunk/KDE/kdegames
> >        cd kdegames
> >        svn co libkdegames
> >        svn co mygame
>
> This could work, never tested it with kdegames.
>
> >     (I am working on a dialup line and running short of disk space.
> >     Also, I do not need writeable access to every KDE game's source
> >     and do not wish to risk accidentally damaging another game.)
>
> Little disk space is problematic with SVN since each file is checked out
> twice. Future versions of SVN are thought to fix this, so you can then
> decide to either invest disk space or give up comfort with svn
> diff/revert/...
>
> > 4. If I have to check out all of kdegames, do I have to keep running
> >     "svn update" on the whole thing and re-compiling all of it every
> >     time I am ready to commit a one-line change?
>
> No, you can do local updates within one repository. You can however not
> switch single directories to other revisions (at least not easily). That's
> one of the differences to CVS.
>
> > 5. When I do a commit, can I do:
> >        cd kdegames/mygame (or even cd kdegames/mygame/src)
> >        svn update
> >        # Check for conflicts, compilation problems, etc.
> >        svn commit -m "Description of changes"
>
> Yes. Or if you leave out -m, it spawns an editor for you (if $EDITOR is
> set).
>
> > 6. If so, does SVN somehow "know" what URL to use and that
> >     it requires a password from me?
>
> Call 'svn info', it stores all the infos in .svn directories. This is
> similar to the 'CVS' directories, but also contains the file copies.
>
> > 7. I have discovered a bug in "mygame" (KDE 3 version).  Should
> >     I report it to bugzilla and get a number assigned, then put that # in
> >     my -m message?  Or should I just fix the bug without reporting it?
>
> If you can fix it in time, there's no need to file a bug IMHO.
>
> > 8. I understand that I will have to check out and commit the KDE3.5
> >     branch of "mygame", when fixing the bug, but what is the proper
> >     method (SVN commands) to ensure that TRUNK gets the same fix?
> >     I presume there is something better than just hand-editing both
> >     versions of "mygame".
>
> Porting can be done with 'svn merge' but across different KDE versions it's
> probably more convenient to do it manually.
>
> Josef
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