[Redirect Left]

I've been thinking of this for a while. Basically setting up a proper SVN system, using my own cash. Allowing anyone to apply for an account on this SVN system, and to see what kind of script would be produced by an entire community, or at least those who had asked for an account to access it.

The script would be open source, of course, whatever was eventually created, if anything. I wouldn't interfere. I'd just be the hoster of the SVN system, and of course, the person to make accounts.

Accounts would be used to track who committed what, and to easily identify each others work, incase anything goes wrong and everything needs identifying.

Would anyone be interested in taking part in this experiment?

- Jolteon / Redirect Left


PS:
SVN is a versioning system that allows multiple users to connect to the same database, and upload, or download information off of it. Usually used to store developing scripts, and allow all developers access to the same version. Info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subversion_(software)

[Norrin]

I need help to set up an SVN.

[!damo!spiderman]

I would use git rather than a SVN system

[VIRUXE]

You do know that about 95% of this community doesn't even know what SVN is right?

Damo, why GIT?

[!damo!spiderman]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ViRuXe You do know that about 95% of this community doesn't even know what SVN is right? Damo, why GIT?

Ignore this thread, some noob bumped it from 4 years ago.


Git is just better, each person has their own copy of the code which they can work on and experiment with locally and do whatever they want and not necessarily need to push it to the main repo

[Redirect Left]

Posted: 22/03/2009, 12:43 AM

Idiot people on this forum

[Norrin]

Who cares when its started? I just wanna know how to use SVN/Git

[!damo!spiderman]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Norrin Who cares when its started? I just wanna know how to use SVN/Git

https://www.******.com.au/webhp?sour...how-to+use+svn


https://www.******.com.au/webhp?sour...how-to+use+git

[VIRUXE]

Damo, you can also do that with SVN.

[Mauzen]

Quote:

Originally Posted by !damo!spiderman Git is just better, each person has their own copy of the code which they can work on and experiment with locally and do whatever they want and not necessarily need to push it to the main repo

Sure, git is like an "expansion" of svn and has quite a lot of advantages. But for samp, git is more complicated to use and setup, svn is minimal and really easy to use. For the "hobby scripter" svn surely is the easier choice, also because for samp you dont need many features provided by git.