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Inside Subversive

Inside Subversive. The Subversion Team Provider. Q/A. For questions and follow up discussions, please meet me at the lobby after the presentation. Subversion (SVN). V ersion C ontrol S ystem Self claimed replacement of CVS Since 2002, now in version 1.4

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Inside Subversive

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  1. Inside Subversive The Subversion Team Provider

  2. Q/A • For questions and follow up discussions, please meet me at the lobby after the presentation

  3. Subversion (SVN) • Version Control System • Self claimed replacement of CVS • Since 2002, now in version 1.4 • Wide acceptance in open source community… • Apache Software Foundation • Sourceforge • Eclipse Foundation (in progress) • … And Industry • Support in other IDEs (IntelliJ Idea, JBuilder, …)

  4. Subversion in Eclipse • No out of the box support • Bug 37154 - [Team] Support for subversion • 117 votes • 5rd most demanded bug in Eclipse Bugzilla • 3rd party support (both open-source, EPL): • Subversive • Subclipse • Goal: SVN support in the standard Eclipse distribution (like CVS)

  5. Project Subversive - History • Started in Q2 2005 as part of rich client for Polarion Server • Moved into separate project (and made public): March 2006 • July 2006: • Version 1.0.0 released • Eclipse Technology Project Proposal • Current status: • Eclipse Project Provisioned • Just in release at polarion.org • 1.0.4 (Eclipse 3.1) • 1.1.0 (Eclipse 3.2)

  6. Road Map • Release 1.0.4 (Eclipse 3.1); 1.1.0 (Eclipse 3.2) on Polarion.org • Transfer to Eclipse.org; renumber version (0.7?) • Pass the incubation phase, catch up the release trains • Continue on new features after settling down • Talk to Subclipse

  7. Subversive Achievements • Eclipse Plugin Central • Stable among TOP10 during last months • Freshmeat.net – 4th project in the Subversion category • 7 community code contributors • One joined the Eclipse Proposal • 500+ forums and mailing list users, more than 1300 posts • 1.1.0.RC5 – 8500 downloads in 3 weeks

  8. Relationships to other Projects • Mylar (http://www.eclipse.org/mylar) • Subversive integrates with Mylar • Buckminster (http://www.eclipse.org/buckminster) • Integration by Thomas Spiessens • FastTrack (http://polarion.org) • Build on top of Subversive • ProjectSet (http://vpms.de.csc.com/projectset/) • URLs to Subversion handled correctly • Included in Yoxos Eclipse ‘distribution’ • Included in Open SUSE Linux distribution

  9. Contacs • http://polarion.org/ (will become deprecated) • http://www.eclipse.org/subversive/ (not yet populated) • http://forums.polarion.org/ • subversive-users@polarion.org • News: eclipse.technology.subversive

  10. Subversive Components

  11. Subversive Architecture

  12. Thank you • Or backup slides?

  13. Selected Features • Subversion 1.4 support • Replaceable backend implementations (currently 3) • Licensing/distribution issues • Different feature sets • Externalized Strings (Japanese localization exists) • Automatic repository structure recognition • Svn:externals • Multiple project share/switch

  14. Planned Features • Default SVN library should be compatible with SVN 1.4. We will change default library to JavaHL as soon as we will migrate project to the eclipse.org because of license restrictions • Create merge property editor • Make possible to make compare operations with branches, tags and URL, including folder comparison • Finalize interactive merge. In order to do this we should split first of all Polarion extensions from JavaSVN and apply these extensions to latest SVNKit. As the next step we can think about donation of our extension to JavaHL and change JavaHL accordingly • Support of svn:externals for branches and tags. It means that we should set predefined revisions for svn:externals in branches and tags to revision, which was actual on the moment of branching and tagging • Add global SVN menu and hotkeys • Add option to make complete revert – i.e. deletion unversioned files also • Repository settings import and export • Add feature to replace with branch or tag • Set SSH port evidently, so in case of change relocate operation should not be performed

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