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[Synce-devel] Subversion Repository Re-arrangement
Jonny Lamb
2007-05-06 16:49:38 UTC
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Yesterday I got SynCE to the 8th most active project on cia.vc[0] thanks
to my repository re-arrangement!

To sum my changes up:

* Branches that hadn't been touched since voc's rearrangement 12 months
ago are now gone. If one *really* needs something back, then of
course it's possible due to it being in a public VCS! It might be
useful to know that untouched branches were removed in r2895.
* libsynce, librapi2 and vdccm WM5 branches are now in /trunk
* A new "legacy" branch[2] has been created with older (0.9) versions
of libraries and drivers, including:
* libsynce
* librapi2
* kernel-2.6-driver
* serial
* vdccm
* multisync_plugin
* A new "obsolete" branch[3] has been created with modules that are
rather out-of-date. These are:
* cetty
* dccmd
* hal-addon
* installer
* kio_synce
* perlrapi
* perlrra
* software-manager
* synce
* synical
* trayicon
* wince-usb
If there's anything there that shouldn't be, please don't hesitate to
either contact me, or move it yourself.
* synce-gnome is now in /trunk
* pywbxml is now in /trunk
* The 0.10.0 release has been tagged in /releases
* Older release tags have moved from /tags into /releases, with a
different naming scheme.

And Richard joined me in this repository clean-up! His additions:

* Distribution-specific stuff (just gentoo ebuilds at the moment) are
no longer in /trunk/dist/, but just /dist/.
* sync-engine-experimental has now been merged into /trunk and is now
known as sync-engine again[4]
* patches is now in /trunk

So a bit of a change! If there's anything you're unclear about, don't
hesitate to contact me.

I think that's it.

Regards,

[0] http://cia.vc/
[1] http://synce.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/synce?view=rev&revision=2895
[2] http://synce.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/synce/branches/legacy/
[3] http://synce.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/synce/branches/obsolete/
[4] http://synce.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/synce/trunk/sync-engine/
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Mark Ellis
2007-05-08 15:38:37 UTC
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Post by Jonny Lamb
Yesterday I got SynCE to the 8th most active project on cia.vc[0] thanks
to my repository re-arrangement!
Congrats !
Post by Jonny Lamb
* A new "legacy" branch[2] has been created with older (0.9) versions
* libsynce
* librapi2
* kernel-2.6-driver
* serial
* vdccm
* multisync_plugin
Can you quickly confirm something for me. For WM2003, am I right in
thinking that I cant use the newer versions of these. I've been trying
to figure it out from the lists and wiki but still not sure.
Post by Jonny Lamb
* A new "obsolete" branch[3] has been created with modules that are
* dccmd
* software-manager
* trayicon
If there's anything there that shouldn't be, please don't hesitate to
either contact me, or move it yourself.
Dccmd is the straight dccm isn't it ? My question from above applies if
so.

Being a gnome fan, I've started to update trayicon, working on
gnome-keyring support first, then planning on more control of dccm,
possibly NAT config, blah blah. Just thought I'd let you know. Obviously
using software-manager from here too.
Post by Jonny Lamb
So a bit of a change! If there's anything you're unclear about, don't
hesitate to contact me.
OK, thanks !

Mark
Iain Buchanan
2007-05-08 23:39:22 UTC
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Post by Mark Ellis
Being a gnome fan, I've started to update trayicon, working on
gnome-keyring support first, then planning on more control of dccm,
possibly NAT config, blah blah. Just thought I'd let you know. Obviously
using software-manager from here too.
I was thinking of looking into trayicon also - have you started coding
yet? Shall we consolidate?

cya
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Mark Ellis
2007-05-09 10:28:37 UTC
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Post by Iain Buchanan
Post by Mark Ellis
Being a gnome fan, I've started to update trayicon, working on
gnome-keyring support first, then planning on more control of dccm,
possibly NAT config, blah blah. Just thought I'd let you know. Obviously
using software-manager from here too.
I was thinking of looking into trayicon also - have you started coding
yet? Shall we consolidate?
cya
At the moment I've just made a rough and ready try at using
gnome-keyring to store the password. I think I'm nearly there, only
stumbling block has been that trayicon uses translations, which I've
never dealt with before. If I get something working soon I'll send over
a patch.

Did you have anything particular in mind ? This is kind of what I was
thinking.

* restart dccm after changing password prefs
if device connected, disallow
if no device connected, restart dccm

* more preferences
dccm - whether to start at startup, path to binary
notification sounds ?
set up NAT rules

* start/stop/restart dccm options in menu

* display/delete/create partnerships

Mark

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