Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Question about the latest release

[Chris Weiss]

right, there is only one "directory" in cvs, but the files have version/branch 
tags
that will allow you to pull different versions and branches for the same
directory.  If the perl file uses a -r on the CVS comand and has a version 
listed
then you will get what ever version is listed.  If that perl file was included 
in
the .14rc2 tarball, then I would bet that you will get the .14 branch.

Or you can just use the cvs commands if you are comforable with that.  To get a
clean stable checkout:
1) cvs -d:pserver:address@hidden:/cvsroot/phpgroupware co -r Version-
0_9_XX-branch phpgroupware
2) cd phpgroupware
3) cvs co -r Version-0_9_XX-branch admin addressbook calendar email phpgwapi
preferences setup todo notes

where XX is the stable version number.

If you want more apps later, just use
cvs co -r Version-0_9_XX-branch apnames

If you want the latest DEV code, do the same thing but leave out the "-r 
Version-
0_9_XX-branch".


Joel Webb (address@hidden) wrote*:
>
>
>I have been working with PHPGW for about 5 months. The question is which
>way is better to get the latest and greatest code??
>
>I recently downloaded the 0.9.14-RC2 tarball and installed it and got
>errors on the email page.
>
>Then I did a /doc/cvsfullupdate.pl
>
>Is the cvsfullupdate.pl bringing be back to another an earlier version or
>is it doing the latest patches?? I noticed in the PERL code it doesn't
>give a directory to go to just the regular /cvsroot/phpgroupware
>
>
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