Monday 07 April 2008 by
As a pragmatic result of our long-lasting struggle to tame the touchy Subversion host we finally gave in and moved our code repository. While being there, we’ve also established a mailing list which broadcasts commit notifications (feed).
More details are over at the FAQ article.
NB: To obtain your own working copy of the repository, you will need a fresh checkout. Relocating an existing copy will not work as the repository UUIDs have changed. To preserve any private modifications, create a patch file from your old working copy and re-apply this patch to the fresh checkout.
I’m hosting a few projects on Google Code myself and I think it’s a great service. It might be a good thing for textpattern to be hosted over there.
For users on Mac OS X there is also something similar to Tortoise SVN. It’s called svnX and is easier to handle than the command line. Can you add it to this FAQ page ?
07 Apr 08
Jan Vantomme
Yay!
Minor detail, but why did you all choose “textpattern-cms” instead of “textpattern” for the project name?
07 Apr 08
Jon-Michael
JM, “textpattern” was already taken.
08 Apr 08
Robert
Cool, we get a bug tracker.
08 Apr 08
Robin
cool… congratulations…
22 Apr 08
Viking KARWUR
So, it’s no longer on barclay – It’s the end of an era :(
23 Apr 08
Joel
i hold the project website.. textpattern.googlecode.com
i would have gladly given it to you…
02 May 08
Stallon
Thanks, Stallon. We would glady accept your offer.
14 May 08
Robert
Actually, I think Barclay was ready to retire anyway. I went through the whole emo thing with Cardero, but in hindsight it’s been a good move. And I think this one will be good, too.
17 Sep 08
Jonathan