On Saturday 07 January 2006 18:04, Timothy Hatcher wrote:
The tree is now closed for a few hours until I can get Subversion up and running with the imported tree. I will send another email when I am finished.
One thing I find exciting with Webkit's switch to SVN is that SVN brings better possibilities for talking with other repositories, such as svn.kde.org. By mirroring SVN repositories with SVK, one can copy/merge between two different SVN repositories.[1] I think an SVK bug prevents full history to be transferred, but with current versions SVN properties is handled, one have merge/conflict control, and status information about what one is pushing back to the merge target. SVK might be handy when doing JSC/KJS & WebCore/KDOM merges. Cheers, Frans 1. I tried this out with svn.kde.org. I had developed a testing utility for KDOM's XPath 2.0/XQuery code in a local SVN repository, and transferred it to svn.kde.org.