Re: [scons-devel] First split up of SConf.py

Bram Moolenaar wrote:

> > I'd actually really like to use Subversion, but my first thought for
> > all of the other management junk, of course, is to register it at
> > SourceForge, which uses CVS.  (The name Conftest is still available...!)
> > Is there a way that we could use Subversion for a SourceForge-hosted
> > project?  If not, do you have reliable server space to offer as a
> > central repository for checkins?
>
> I looked around on sourceforge.net, but could not find a reference to
> Subversion support.  I also looked at subversion.org, but it was not
> quite what I expected :-).  Subversion.tigris.org works better.
>
> If you are interested in using Subversion, I'm quite sure we can find a
> place to host it.  We can still register the project at SourceForge.
> Their CVS repository has been flaky though (and that's a flattering
> remark...).  Perhaps it can be hosted by tigris.org?

Sorry for jumping late in this discussion....

tigris.org provides Subversion repositories for some other projects besides 
Subversion itself, but that's GUI interfaces to Subversion, so I'm not sure 
if they'll provide repository for entirely unrelated thing.

But you sure can find a place to host this project. I already run Subversion 
server at http://zigzag.cs.msu.su:7813/repos and can easily create a new 
repository for you.

And to tell the truth, I'm rather interested in this project. As you might 
guess, to make it work with Boost.Build

- Volodya





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