Douglas Gregor wrote:
Hello all,
The Boost Subversion repository is now back online. All of the files in CVS (including their histories) have been imported into the Subversion repository. CVS is still available for anonymous, read- only access for now, but will not be updated.
The main Boost development branch is available via anonymous, read- only checkout at:
http://svn.boost.org/svn/boost/trunk/
Or for developer read/write access at:
This is great, thanks for making this happen. I have a nit-picky question -- are we sure that RC_1_34_0 in CVS and SVN is identical? Same question about CVS HEAD and SVN trunk? The answer "no" is fine -- I guess I can run diff myself.
Information about accessing the Boost Subversion repository is available at:
So, what are development procedures? In particular: 1. Am I free to commit to trunk as I would commit to CVS HEAD? 2. Am I free to create any work branches under /svn/boost/branches (surely, using names that clearly indicate what the branch is) - Volodya