On Mar 13, 2005, at 14:37, Mark Sapa wrote:
just a stupid question after puttering along with the Bundle repository for a while: Is there an easy way of checking out the entire "trunk" to a local directory?
If I understand you correctly, yes, just do this:
This just gets me:
[moerk@mungon]~ 610 % svn checkout --username anon --password anon http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk ~/Bundles/ svn: PROPFIND request failed on '/svn/Bundles/trunk' svn: PROPFIND of '/svn/Bundles/trunk': 403 Forbidden (http://macromates.com)IND of '/svn/Bundles/trunk': 403 Forbidden (http://macromates.com)
I haven't seen this error before, and I just did a fresh checkout to /tmp as anon w/o problems.
I'm using (from Darwin Ports): svn, version 1.1.1 (r11581) compiled Jan 3 2005, 08:45:07
The above does look like maybe the login/password is not accepted. Try 1) remove --username/--password from the options to see if it then prompts for password and 2) remove the ~/.subversion directory (where it caches authentication)
#2 will remove cached authentications, your configuration (if you have one) etc. -- so maybe back it up first, if you think there might be info in there you need.
Would it be possible to make the entire trunk available as a .tbz or something similar?
I could, but it would be nice to figure out why svn isn't working :)
(Actually, rsync would be absolutely perfect for me, but I can understand that I might be in the minority here...)
svn should be better than rsynch, I have the repository checked out as ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles -- that way, I just need to cd to that directory and do 'svn up' when there's new stuff, and I can naturally also commit my customizations directly.
Can anyone with the Fink svn-client-ssl please try to do a full checkout of the repository, preferably with the same version as Mark, to check if the problem is related to this build of svn?
(PS: Do I need to spell it out? TextMate rocks! Thanks, Alan! Thanks also to all the Bundle developers!)
Thanks! And I'm of course also grateful for all the work that goes into contributing with bundle stuff!