24 projects tagged "Subversion"
BundleMan manages the releases of an application built on versioned products under Subversion. An application is seen as a product suite defined using the Subversion svn:externals property. An application is a bundle of products. Products are versioned pieces of software. Releasing an application is about taking care of tagging the source repository, managing the version of each products, managing CHANGELOGs, creating a source package archive, and giving ways to maintain a release without blocking the trunk development.
Insurrection is a Web interface and RSS and Atom feed generator for Subversion that uses modern browser features while being as browser agnostic as possible. It has some repository rights administration features and a reasonably good-looking interface that can be customized. RSS and Atom feeds of updates to the project are available.
Patch Maker helps you manage multiple simultaneous in-progress source code patches to software. It remembers which files are part of which patch, and keeps them disentangled during the development process. It speeds up common operations and housekeeping tasks, allowing you to focus on writing code.
QA Tools allow you (the software product maintainer) to automatically generate regular releases and/or snapshots of your product. Your product can be distributed as a source code archive (typically .tar.gz) or as a binary distribution archive (.deb, .rpm, or .exe). It currently works with software packages that have source code managed using Subversion and that use autoconf/automake.
Subversion Labels is a set of scripts and server-side hook programs that allow people to give Subversion revision numbers more meaningful aliases (such as release-1.1.2beta), and use them instead of remembering revision numbers. It does not require modification/recompilation of the Subversion server/client code, and is aimed at people who dislike Subversion's tags-are-branches approach.