Using the Subversion Trunk
2007-06-15
Jason Schoonover
http://unnoc.org


This document will briefly explain how to gain access to the subversion
repository and run the latest and greatest.

The subversion trunk is:
https://unnoc.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/unnoc/trunk

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NOTE:

Please note that the Subversion trunk can change often, and sometimes
(though very rarely) the trunk will not actually work properly.  The
trunk is where all development is done.  Sometimes debugging information
might be default, sometimes a particular page might spit out tons of
debugging.  This all changes for releases, but if you are running the
trunk, I'm assuming you're either interested in the code or are running
it because of a particular feature.  Just be advised that its the latest
and greatest, untested code.

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1. Check out the trunk

	# svn co https://unnoc.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/unnoc/trunk

2. If you are upgrading your current installation, then youll want to
   run upgrade.sh with the "-s" flag (this tells it to rip out all .svn
   directories of the target directory).

	# cd trunk/
	# ./upgrade.sh -s /var/www/unnoc

   The above command will upgrade the installation in /var/www/unnoc and
   rip out all .svn directories

3. Take note of the latest SQL file, and you'll need to upgrade to
   the latest version, from whatever you're running.  For example, to
   run the 1.0.10 trunk, and if you're upgrading from 1.0.9.x, you'll
   need to:

   	# mysql unnoc < upgrade/upgrade.1.0.9-1.0.10.sql

   If you are upgrading from other versions, do those first

4. You are done.


When you upgrade your current trunk to an actual release, you'll
probably want to remove the SQL table all together.




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