As many of you know, Psi has been using Darcs for version controlling since the development of 0.10. However, although Darcs works on most platforms, some people have been experiencing problems with getting Darcs to work for them. Because of this, and some other inconveniences (not being able to checkout subdirectories of the development tree, long checkout times, the lack of a scalable web-interface, …), we have decided to create a Subversion mirror our development repository (using Tailor).
A mirror of our mainline development branch is available at http://svn.psi-im.org/psi/trunk. The complete repository can be browsed though the web-interface.
We strongly recommend all users to use the Subversion repository instead of the Darcs repository. This goes for our contributors as well: instead of sending in Darcs bundles, you may (nay, SHOULD) now send in unified diffs (from svn diff) to our patches mailinglist.
Tags: Darcs, Jabber, Psi, Subversion, XMPP
Allready done a build from a svn checkout. Worked for me, except that the configure script didn’t has mode 755.
Nice that Psi switched to svn!
I fixed it. However, I think this might be a Tailor problem, so it might be that a sync reverts my fix in the future.
The Darcs Live Change Log on the psi homepage does not work since some months (the whole Darcs Web Interface does not work).
I can use websvn to browse the source, but since the ChangeLog file is not used anymore in favor of the Live Change Log this is a problem for me.
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