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Grenadier: Changed SVN to GitHub

2014-12-27T10:13:08Z

Changed SVN to GitHub

Grenadier: Reverted edits by Grenadier (talk) to last revision by X-Ray Dog

2014-12-27T10:12:30Z

Reverted edits by Grenadier (talk) to last revision by X-Ray Dog

Grenadier at 10:05, 27 December 2014

2014-12-27T10:05:42Z

X-Ray Dog: /* Tutorials */

2013-06-28T08:06:41Z

‎Tutorials

X-Ray Dog: /* What is SVN? */

2013-06-28T08:05:57Z

‎What is SVN?

X-Ray Dog: /* What is SVN? */

2013-06-28T08:05:41Z

‎What is SVN?

X-Ray Dog at 08:04, 28 June 2013

2013-06-28T08:04:13Z

X-Ray Dog: Created page with "==What is SVN?== [http://subversion.apache.org/ Subversion] (SVN) is a so called versioning system (other examples: Git, CVS) which allows multiple developers easily commit th..."

2013-06-28T08:01:24Z

Created page with "==What is SVN?== [http://subversion.apache.org/ Subversion] (SVN) is a so called versioning system (other examples: Git, CVS) which allows multiple developers easily commit th..."

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==What is SVN?==
[http://subversion.apache.org/ Subversion] (SVN) is a so called versioning system (other examples: Git, CVS) which allows multiple developers easily commit their code. This way they can work at the same time on the same code without destroying the work of a different developer.

==Why should I download AssaultCube via SVN?==
This way you can test the current development version of AssaultCube. At the moment the developers work hard for the release of 1.1.0. Help them test it! Using SVN instead of a simple HTTP method allows you to simply download the updates. This way you don´t have to download the whole game every time.

==What do I need for SVN and testing the client?==
For SVN itself you need a SVN client. For Linux there are many out there. You could use a command line version (you can find some for your distribution here: [http://subversion.apache.org/packages.html subversion.apache.org], or just download one from your repositories, here shown on Synaptics: [http://wiki.cubers.net/images/e/e0/Snapshot1g.jpg Image]) or a client with a graphical user interface (GUI). As some Linux users prefer the last method, lets also show how to use a GUI client. For example, we can use [http://kdesvn.alwins-world.de/wiki/DownLoads KDESvn] for its good integration in Konqueror. You maybe just want to use a different client as nearly every client works the same so it shouldn't be a real problem to do so. Also AssaultCube needs stuff like OpenAL and Simple DirectMedia Layer. If you already have AssaultCube 1.0.x you will not have to mess with it. Otherwise, download the stuff from your repositiories.

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	==What is SVN?==		==What is SVN?==
	[http://subversion.apache.org/ Subversion] (SVN) is a versioning system (other examples: Git, CVS) which allows multiple developers to easily commit their code. This way they can work at the same time on the same code without destroying the work of a different developer.		[http://subversion.apache.org/ Subversion] (SVN) is a versioning system (other examples: Git, CVS) which allows multiple developers to easily commit their code. This way they can work at the same time on the same code without destroying the work of a different developer.

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−	~~\| line2 = Instead of SVN please use Git.~~
−	}}
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	==What is SVN?==		==What is SVN?==
	[http://subversion.apache.org/ Subversion] (SVN) is a versioning system (other examples: Git, CVS) which allows multiple developers to easily commit their code. This way they can work at the same time on the same code without destroying the work of a different developer.		[http://subversion.apache.org/ Subversion] (SVN) is a versioning system (other examples: Git, CVS) which allows multiple developers to easily commit their code. This way they can work at the same time on the same code without destroying the work of a different developer.

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		+	\| line2 = Instead of SVN please use Git.
		+	}}
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	==What is SVN?==		==What is SVN?==
	[http://subversion.apache.org/ Subversion] (SVN) is a versioning system (other examples: Git, CVS) which allows multiple developers to easily commit their code. This way they can work at the same time on the same code without destroying the work of a different developer.		[http://subversion.apache.org/ Subversion] (SVN) is a versioning system (other examples: Git, CVS) which allows multiple developers to easily commit their code. This way they can work at the same time on the same code without destroying the work of a different developer.

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−	[[Svn Linux Tutorial\|For a ~~linux~~ tutorial, click me]].	+	[[Svn Linux Tutorial\|For a Linux tutorial, click me]].

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 ==What is SVN?==
-[http://subversion.apache.org/ Subversion] (SVN) is a versioning system (other examples: Git, CVS) which allows multiple developers easily commit their code. This way they can work at the same time on the same code without destroying the work of a different developer.
+[http://subversion.apache.org/ Subversion] (SVN) is a versioning system (other examples: Git, CVS) which allows multiple developers to easily commit their code. This way they can work at the same time on the same code without destroying the work of a different developer.
 ==Why should I download AssaultCube via SVN?==

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	==What do I need for SVN and testing the client?==		==What do I need for SVN and testing the client?==
	For SVN itself you need a SVN client. For Linux there are many out there. You could use a command line version (you can find some for your distribution here: [http://subversion.apache.org/packages.html subversion.apache.org], or just download one from your repositories, here shown on Synaptics: [http://wiki.cubers.net/images/e/e0/Snapshot1g.jpg Image]) or a client with a graphical user interface (GUI). As some Linux users prefer the last method, lets also show how to use a GUI client. For example, we can use [http://kdesvn.alwins-world.de/wiki/DownLoads KDESvn] for its good integration in Konqueror. You maybe just want to use a different client as nearly every client works the same so it shouldn't be a real problem to do so. Also AssaultCube needs stuff like OpenAL and Simple DirectMedia Layer. If you already have AssaultCube 1.0.x you will not have to mess with it. Otherwise, download the stuff from your repositiories.		For SVN itself you need a SVN client. For Linux there are many out there. You could use a command line version (you can find some for your distribution here: [http://subversion.apache.org/packages.html subversion.apache.org], or just download one from your repositories, here shown on Synaptics: [http://wiki.cubers.net/images/e/e0/Snapshot1g.jpg Image]) or a client with a graphical user interface (GUI). As some Linux users prefer the last method, lets also show how to use a GUI client. For example, we can use [http://kdesvn.alwins-world.de/wiki/DownLoads KDESvn] for its good integration in Konqueror. You maybe just want to use a different client as nearly every client works the same so it shouldn't be a real problem to do so. Also AssaultCube needs stuff like OpenAL and Simple DirectMedia Layer. If you already have AssaultCube 1.0.x you will not have to mess with it. Otherwise, download the stuff from your repositiories.
		+
		+	==Tutorials==
		+
		+	[[Svn Windows Tutorial\|For a Windows tutorial, click me]]
		+
		+	or
		+
		+	[[Svn Linux Tutorial\|For a linux tutorial, click me]].