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General Community => Global WebsiteBaker 2.8.x discussion => Topic started by: MikeS on March 27, 2014, 08:11:45 PM
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See here on github.com:
https://github.com/schoensee/WebsiteBaker/commit/5c4043cff5d04fe55570a4b80c7a96f04e5426d6 (https://github.com/schoensee/WebsiteBaker/commit/5c4043cff5d04fe55570a4b80c7a96f04e5426d6)
Send a pull request to cwsoft/WebsiteBaker
Is that way Ok for reporting bugs?
Sorry cwsoft, I am just realizing that you do not have a/the official git repository on github.
Is there anyhow a repository that I can use, to stay current (HEAD) on version 2.8.4?
I would use it in production sites.
Saludos
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Hi MikeS,
Send a pull request to cwsoft/WebsiteBaker. Is that way Ok for reporting bugs?
Hi Mike. Unfortunatelly the official WebsiteBaker repository is still on Subversion with very limited write access (1-2 people). So bugs should be reported in the WB forum, or via the WB project site (http://project.websitebaker2.org/projects/wb28x).
Is there anyhow a repository that I can use, to stay current (HEAD) on version 2.8.4?
I would use it in production sites.
I sync the cwsoft/WebsiteBaker (https://github.com/cwsoft/WebsiteBaker) repo with the official Subversion one, so you can use my repo for this purpose. If you want to get control, you can clone the Subversion repository to GitHub as I did.
Synchronizing my GitHub repo with the latest version from subversion is as simple as:
git svn fetch
git svn rebase
git push
This could be automized further (e.g. via GitHub hooks), but normally my GitHub repo is up to-date.
Cheers
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Hi Mike. Unfortunatelly the official WebsiteBaker repository is still on Subversion with very limited write access (1-2 people). So bugs should be reported in the WB forum, or via the WB project site (http://project.websitebaker2.org/projects/wb28x).
svn? That would be even better than git. Because of the clear concept of version numbers.
I sync the cwsoft/WebsiteBaker (https://github.com/cwsoft/WebsiteBaker) repo with the official Subversion one,
I tried to get a grip on the svn repository as described here (http://www.WebsiteBaker.org/de/download/nightly-builds.php), but some how I get redirected to addon.WebsiteBaker. org.
svn co http://svn.websitebaker2.org/branches/2.8.x/ svnWB_2.8.x
This could be automized further (e.g. via GitHub hooks), but normally my GitHub repo is up to-date.
Fine, because the zip files are very hard to track. Finding changes with diff is very hard work :-)
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Hi,
svn? That would be even better than git. Because of the clear concept of version numbers.
Git is clear with this respect as well. Version numbers in Git are just tags, which are given to a certain commit for easier access. Visit the GitHub release site (https://github.com/cwsoft/WebsiteBaker/releases) to see all available versions including a link to the source code and download button for ZIP, TAR archives ...
I tried to get a grip on the svn repository as described here (http://www.WebsiteBaker.org/de/download/nightly-builds.php), but some how I get redirected to addon.WebsiteBaker. org.
The WB nightly build site is not maintained any more.
The WB SVN URL is: svn://isteam.dynxs.de/wb_svn/wb280/branches/2.8.x
Fine, because the zip files are very hard to track. Finding changes with diff is very hard work :-)
Well tracking changes with diff is quite easy and supported in both, SVN and Git (https://github.com/cwsoft/WebsiteBaker/commit/7ef530e77ee0fe28660e3e2bd9403b0ccb1e9e0e). Git blame is also a nice tool to see who has introduced changes and when.
Cheers
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I tried to get a grip on the svn repository as described here (http://www.WebsiteBaker.org/de/download/nightly-builds.php), but some how I get redirected to addon.WebsiteBaker. org.
The WB nightly build site is not maintained any more.
The WB SVN URL is: svn://isteam.dynxs.de/wb_svn/wb280/branches/2.8.x/
I have just corrected the links on the HP. ;)