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Joe:
What?! The project isn't dead?! No you fool! At least not this week!

I'm using Git for all of my school stuff and I like the system a lot better than SVN. Therefore, if I want to work on JavaOp without SCM getting in the way (at least, as little as possible), I need to use Git. K? K.

Github is a site that offers free hosting of public repositories, or for-pay hosting of private repositories. You can find JavaOp2 here, with instructions to check it out. As usual, if you feel you should have commit rights to the project, contact me.

The SVN repository will remain available as long as Google exists.

deadly7:
You can also use git to clone an SVN repo..

Joe:
I found that to be particularly neat. All the commits were saved from Google Code. :)

deadly7:

--- Quote from: Joe on February 23, 2011, 04:58:13 pm ---I found that to be particularly neat. All the commits were saved from Google Code. :)

--- End quote ---

You're misunderstanding. The syntax is "git svn init <svn-url>"  and then you can use git without making a new repository. It's pretty handy because you can work it with both svn and git.

Joe:
Ooh! I like.

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