Hello,
Until cmake scripts will be commited in trinity svn, I will maintain a git repository:
http://github.com/serghei/kde-trinity-cmake
Hi Serghei,
I took a look through your initial GIT repository, and I think it might be possible for you to get an SVN account to apply your changes directly to the Trinity source tree. That way you could also repair any header file glitches you come across directly, instead of waiting for me to get around to applying a patch.
If you are interested, please follow the steps outlined here: http://techbase.kde.org/Contribute/Get_a_SVN_Account
Unfortunately I have no control over whether they will grant you an account, but I will support/vouch for you (my username is tpearson). I would strongly suggest you send a link to your GIT repository, so that the approvers can see that you are doing significant work that justifies an account. Also, please mention that you would like write access to the entire branches/trinity folder.
Thanks again!
Tim
On Tuesday 07 September 2010 20:56:36 Timothy Pearson wrote:
Hi Serghei,
I took a look through your initial GIT repository, and I think it might be possible for you to get an SVN account to apply your changes directly to the Trinity source tree. That way you could also repair any header file glitches you come across directly, instead of waiting for me to get around to applying a patch.
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I did, thank you for advice, I hope my request will be approved.
However, I will continue to maintain git repository too, as an experimental repository, and I will commit changes to SVN only after some time of testing.
On Tuesday 07 September 2010 21:34:37 Serghei Amelian wrote:
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I did, thank you for advice, I hope my request will be approved.
My SVN access request was approved.
-- Serghei
Great! You can start checking in your CMake build scripts if you want. All I ask is that SVN changes be approved on this list after the 3.5.12 feature freeze on September 15. On October 1, 3.5.12 will be released and new features can be added again after that date.
Tim
On Thursday 09 September 2010 21:37:45 Timothy Pearson wrote:
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Great! You can start checking in your CMake build scripts if you want.
I'm not ready yet to commit cmake scripts to svn; i want to finish kdelibs scripts first.
All I ask is that SVN changes be approved on this list after the 3.5.12 feature freeze on September 15. On October 1, 3.5.12 will be released and new features can be added again after that date.
Yes, I noticed this in your previous announce about feature freeze. However, cmake scripts will not interfere with autotools at all.
Tim
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