[Aptitude-svn-commit] r4434 - branches/aptitude-0.3/aptitude

[Daniel Burrows]

Author: dburrows
Date: Wed Oct  5 18:01:51 2005
New Revision: 4434

Added:
   branches/aptitude-0.3/aptitude/README.SVN-IS-NOT-AN-ACTIVE-BRANCH
Modified:
   branches/aptitude-0.3/aptitude/ChangeLog
Log:
Add a prominent pointer to the darcs repository.

Modified: branches/aptitude-0.3/aptitude/ChangeLog
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--- branches/aptitude-0.3/aptitude/ChangeLog	(original)
+++ branches/aptitude-0.3/aptitude/ChangeLog	Wed Oct  5 18:01:51 2005
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+2005-10-05  Daniel Burrows  <dburrows at debian.org>
+
+	* README.SVN-IS-NOT-AN-ACTIVE-BRANCH:
+
+	  Put a big fat warning that this is no longer the active
+	  development branch of aptitude.
+
 2005-10-01  Daniel Burrows  <dburrows at debian.org>
 
 	* NEWS:

Added: branches/aptitude-0.3/aptitude/README.SVN-IS-NOT-AN-ACTIVE-BRANCH
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--- (empty file)
+++ branches/aptitude-0.3/aptitude/README.SVN-IS-NOT-AN-ACTIVE-BRANCH	Wed Oct  5 18:01:51 2005
@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+active aptitude development has switched to using the darcs distributed
+revision control system (http://www.darcs.net).  To fetch my current
+development branch, run:
+
+darcs get http://people.debian.org/~dburrows/darcs/aptitude
+
+  To retrieve any updates to the public branch, run
+
+darcs pull
+
+  If you modify some files and want to create a patch from them, run
+
+darcs whatsnew
+
+  to see what you've changed.
+
+
+  darcs is fully distributed; you can use this new branch of the
+repository as a repository in its own right.  In particular, to commit
+changes that you have made, you run:
+
+darcs record
+
+  or, if you don't want darcs to ask you individually about changes,
+
+darcs record -a
+
+  This will create a new patch in your repository containing the changes
+that you have made and not recorded.
+
+  To send this patch to me, you can run:
+
+darcs send
+
+  If you have public web space, you can also create a public darcs repository
+by simply copying a fresh checkout of the repository (made using 'darcs get')
+to your web directory; darcs can fetch patches from a standard web server
+without requiring any special software at the server end.
+
+  -- Daniel Burrows <dburrows at debian.org>