AWeb Open Source project - development
This section is for anyone interested in helping the development
of AWeb: not just programmers but also betatesters, traslators
and whoever wants to contribute!
Check the list of people who have joined the
project. Positions are open!
You can see how the project is organized by watching this
diagram
(PNG image).
As you can see from diagram we rely on CVS and Bugzilla, two widely spreaded
development tools used in many important projcts.
CVS Access
Everyone has anonymous, read only access to our CVS repository. Here's how
to proceed:
To access CVS a CVS client is needed.
A number of CVS clients exists (see http://www.cvshome.org) but here the command line CVS
client is assumed.
You first have to log into the CVS server. This is done issuing the following
command:
cvs -d :pserver:cvs@sunsite.dk:/pack/anoncvs login
(Logging in to username@sunsite.dk)
CVS password:
The password for the anonymous account is "cvs" (without quotes).
To make a checkout of a project repository issue the following
command:
cvs -d :pserver:cvs@sunsite.dk:/pack/anoncvs co aweb
To view the repository via webbrowser (ViewCVS):
http://cvs.sunsite.dk/viewcvs.cgi/aweb/.
Bugzilla
Bugzilla is a powerful bug tracking system. It is available at this address: http://bugz.naff.dk
To get a Bugzilla account, you must be listed in the developer list.
Current bug list would be a good place to bookmark.
In the meantime we strongly suggest to read an
introduction
about Bugzilla
and learn
how to use it.
Additional information, like the updated AWeb APL compile FAQ by Gabriele
Favrin, will be added in the next days. For now you can read
the old version of that FAQ (outdated).
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Last updated: October 11th 2002 by: Henrik Mikael Kristensen