I've checked in the Emacspeak codebase into the Subversion
repository provided by Google Project Hosting
.
The project page is Emacspeak at GoogleCode.
You can find Emacspeak --- complete with its code history going
back to the point where I started using CVS at
Emacspeak SVN
Repository.
For now, the Emacspeak Web site will continue to live at
Sourceforge; The Emacspeak mailing list will continue to live at
Vassar as before.
To checkout the code from SVN, follow the instructions on
Emacspeak SVN.
If you run into any hitches in checking out the code, please
report it on the Emacspeak mailing list. Note that you can
anonymous checkout the code from the above location entirely from
the shell command-line without ever having to point a browser at
anything.
Emacspeak users presently running out of SourceForge CVS might
want to do an SVN checkout in a separate directory and make sure
things work, in preparation for a permanent switch-over to
svn. Here are the minimal steps you need to perform:
svn checkout http://emacspeak.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/
emacspeak - The above will create a directory called
emacspeak with the code under it; obviously, you
should do this somewhere different from where you have your
current copy of emacspeak.
- For now, I recommend renaming the directory created in the
above step to
svn-emacspeak so that you can easily
tell which snapshot you're looking at.
Note that
reading these is not a replacement for learning about SVN ---
there is an excellent on-line book available at
SVN Manual.
