[Catalyst] Subversion on Sourceforge

[Gary Ashton-Jones]

Adding to the list, sad unfortunates like me are stuck behind a 
corporate firewall which won't allow PROPFIND. Of course this also 
applies to CVS (uses port 2401) so it really is no worse.

<rant>I wish people who design version control systems would think about 
things like firewalls. darcs is the only vcs that I can use here in 
firewall oblivion. Of course I've written a Perl module which scrapes 
web-based viewers like WebCVS and Trac but it's still a pain (I'm up to 
9 different formats so far).</rant>


Matt S Trout wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 02, 2006 at 05:35:26AM -0800, Dennis Daupert wrote:
>   
>> I'm on the Sourceforge mailing list. I got this post today:
>>   
>>   In keeping with our objectives, we launched our Subversion beta program
>>   on January 12, 2006.  The beta is going quite smoothly, and feedback has
>>   been largely positive.  We plan to offer Subversion site-wide by the end
>>   of February.
>>     
>
> So now we can have old mailing list software, awful download facilities and
> an ugly interface complete with an empty subversion repo?
>
> (Catalyst/bast svn admin, no I wouldn't trust sf to get it right ... :)
>
>   


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