I got mine by asking on IRC.
Soxred93
On Jul 17, 2008, at 4:43 PM [Jul 17, 2008 ], Misza13 wrote:
Few questions regarding the new style:
1. By "ask a root" (to create a new repo) you mean grabbing one on
IRC or does one need to file a JIRA request?
2. After it's created, will fisheye use it automatically instead of
~/subversion or does it have to be stated explicitly as well?
3. Will it still be writable by the owner user? (Useful for
recreating from svn dumps, for example.)
4. Any quick pointers to repo management manuals? (Specifically
about the "can be done by editing a single file" part...) A
specific chapter in svnbook should suffice (if it's there - I can't
find one).
Regards,
Misza
2008/7/16 River Tarnell <river(a)wikimedia.org>rg>:
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hi,
some changes have been made to how SVN works. you can read about
them here:
<https://wiki.toolserver.org/view/New-style_Subversion_repositories>
at the moment, there are no plans to retire the old-style
repositories, so you
can continue to use those if you like. all new accounts will have
only
new-style repositories.
- river.
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