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Installing Jamoma and using subversion¶

In order to use Jamoma in its latest (development) version, you'll have to install subversion :

• First, you must install a SVN client.
• Then, depending on your OS and taste, choose among the options below:
  • Using Subversion on Mac
  • Using Subversion from command-line client (Mac OSX)
  • Using Subversion on Windows
  • Merging Subversion branches
• Summary of all related subversion repositories

Advanced Info¶

For info on this and other "advanced" topics, please check out (pardon the pun) the SVN book:

http://svnbook.red-bean.com/

Additional Tips¶

OS 10.6 will come with SVN 1.6 on the command line. SVN 1.6 has a number of really important improvements including the way it handles branches and merging. Some the following tips require SVN 1.6.

* You can read about how to do a sparse checkout in the red-bean book. You can also prune your existing working copy, which can be done using the "sparse directory exclusion" parameter to svn update:

> svn update --set-depth=exclude targetdir
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* The svn log command is capable of listing everything which happened in the life of a file, by doing some cleaning you can easily generate list of public topics (assuming they are tagged with >public> ... >/public> delimiters). For instance:

> svn log -r committed:5000 | grep public | sed -n 's/<public>\(.*\)<\/public>/<li>\1<\/li>/p' | open -ef
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