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May 2

Written by: admin
Tuesday, May 02, 2006

Source Code

The up to date source code now lies in the subversion repository on sourceforge.net.  Subversion brings a ton of enhancements over cvs and makes it easier for others to contribute to the project.  Please review the instructions on how to work with subversion.

The source code for 0.66 will remain in the cvs repository for now.

Versioning

A new versioning scheme for the project will now take place to align with the Microsoft .NET best practices.

In the Microsoft .NET Framework, a version number has four components:

  • Major version number: the major release number of the product

  • Minor version number: a minor number used to identify interim releases

  • Build version number: a number used to identify development releases or patch releases

  • Revision version number: a number used to identify different development builds of a product

This means that the next release of BugNET will be 0.7.0.X.  I will be invistigating how to achieve the build number in an automated manner with MSBuild.

Update

Just a quick update that the move to asp.net 2.0 is well under way and anyone following issues on support.bugnetproject.com will have seen that a number of long outstanding feature requests have been added in the next version.  I will continue to update everyone as futher progress is made.

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Re: Subversion & New Versioning Scheme

I'm behind a proxy server and I can't get the code via any of the Subversion tools. Is it possible to get the source code any other way?

Thanks

By freddyrose on   Thursday, June 01, 2006

Re: Subversion & New Versioning Scheme

Using tortoise subversion client http://tortoisesvn.sourceforge.net/, you can set a proxy server and should be able to reach the repository at https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/bugnet .

By admin on   Thursday, June 01, 2006

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