openrecord SVN move

Important news for anybody who is working with the
OpenRecord source code:

We just finished moving our SVN repository.  We are no
longer using our 
old repository at BerliOS.  Thanks to Dustin at the Dojo
Foundation, we 
now have a new SVN repository set up at dojotoolkit.org,
available via 
anonymous SVN at:
   http://sv
n.dojotoolkit.org/openrecord/trunk

I've updated our web site so that the developer info page
has links to 
the new repository:
   http://openrecord.org/
dev.html

The old BerliOS repository still exists, but we will no
longer be 
checking code in there.  From now on we'll only be
committing changes to 
the new repository.

If you want the latest code, you should do a checkout from
the new 
repository.  The new repository has Hiran's new Pivot Table
plugin, as 
well as the most recent versions of the Bar Chart and
Scatter Plot plugins.

~ Brian





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> We just finished moving our SVN repository.  We are no
longer 
> using our old repository at BerliOS.  Thanks to Dustin
at the 
> Dojo Foundation, we now have a new SVN repository set
up at 
> dojotoolkit.org, available via anonymous SVN at:
>    http://sv
n.dojotoolkit.org/openrecord/trunk

We used to have an openrecord-svn mailing list at BerliOS,
which you 
could subscribe to if you wanted to get automatically
generated messages 
that were sent by the Subversion repository when developers
made changes 
to the source code.  That mailing list still exists, with
the archives 
intact, but there will never again be any traffic on it.

We don't yet have a replacement mailing list wired up to
the new SVN 
repository at dojotoolkit.org.  Dustin should have that set
up for us 
within a few weeks.

In the next couple months we'll be gradually moving the
rest of the 
OpenRecord infrastructure over to the Dojo Foundation
servers at 
dojotoolkit.org.  We're planning to set up a couple new
tools for the 
OpenRecord project: a new Trac site (for bugs and feature
requests), and 
a new wiki (for ideas, documentation, notes, etc.).  We'll
also 
eventually replace this mailing list, openrecord-devberlios.de, with a 
corresponding list at dojotoolkit.org.

BerliOS has been a great home for the project this past
year.  I'm 
extremely grateful to all the people who keep BerliOS
running, and who 
have provided quality service for us completely free of
charge.  Back 
when OpenRecord became a project of the Dojo Foundation we
started 
talking about moving the OpenRecord infrastructure over onto
Dojo 
servers.  It's great to be part of Dojo, and I'm psyched
about the move.

 Brian


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