SVN

From VipsWiki

The development tree is held in SVN on Sourceforge. There are directories called "vips7" and "nip2".

View VC

You can browse the SVN repository. This will let you look at individual files and see who is changing what.

Subversion client

You need an svn client to get a local copy of the source. Sourceforge have a page about getting one.

Using Subversion

vips7 and nip2 both have a trunk where current hacking is going on and stable branches which have the code for released, stable versions. Choose what you want and enter something like:

svn co https://vips.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/vips/vips7/trunk

to get the latest hacking on vips7, or perhaps

svn co https://vips.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/vips/nip2/branches/nip2-7.12

To get the source for the 7.12 stable version for nip2.

See sourceforge's page about svn, but try things like:

svn add myfile
svn delete old_stuff
svn copy thing copy_of_thing
svn move old_name new_name
svn update

When you're done, commit your changes back again:

svn commit --message "Fixed a bug" --username=MYUSERNAME

where MYUSERNAME is your Sourceforge ID. You'll be prompted for a password the first time you do this. You don't need to supply the username for subsequent commits.