Thread: SVN Access

How to access SVN?

Read-only access to the repository using command-line subversion client use:

To view the list:

Code:

svn ls http://svn.osgdc.org/hpccommunity-repo/hpccommunity/projects/

To check out:

Code:

svn co http://svn.osgdc.org/hpccommunity-repo/hpccommunity/projects/

Alternatively you could view the online repository through the web via: HPCCommunity Repository

Read-only access with fisheye browsing to the repository: HPCCommunity Repository

For Project Kusu, please refer to Kusu Bug Tracking System

For Symphony DE, please refer to Symphony DE Bug Tracking System

For LSF Projects, please refer to LSF Project Bug Tracking System

For LSF Extensions, please refer to LSF API PERL

For EGO DE, please refer to EGO DE Bug Tracking System

For Lava, please refer to Lava Bug Tracking System

How to submit your code?

If you have fixed a bug or implemented a new feature to our existing project source code, we would love to include your code in the project. Here's what you have to do:

1. Fix/Implement a bug or patches.
2. Access the source code, make your changes and test it out.
3. Submit your patch for review.

Please send your code for review and approval to the specify project leader:

Kusu – Refer to Developer's Corner - Confluence
Symphony DE - Ajith
LSF Extensions - Yahui
EGO DE - Waiming

Contributors who consistently contribute good patches which fix bugs and improve the quality of the project will be given commit access to the relevant repositories.

For Project Kusu, please refer to Kusu Bug Tracking System

For Symphony DE, please refer to Symphony DE Bug Tracking System

For LSF Projects, please refer to LSF Project Bug Tracking System

For LSF Extensions, please refer to LSF API PERL

For EGO DE, please refer to EGO DE Bug Tracking System

For Lava, please refer to Lava Bug Tracking System