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Public version control of CPAN modules

gabor on 2006-07-02T11:59:12

Several of the CPAN authors have made their version control available for the general public. Some for reading only some for writing.

Alias opened his repository because he does not want to get more patches

I hope one day there will be an entry in META.yml of each module describing how to get to the version control of that module.

Till then, I would like put together a list of such repositories. Here is what I know:

Adam Kennedy (ADAMK)
Tatsuhiko Miyagawa (MIYAGAWA)
Michael G. Schwern (MSCHWERN)
and of less interest
Gabor Szabo (SZABGAB)

Others?

You can add mine to the list

claes on 2006-07-02T13:40:34

PAUSE ID: CLAESJAC

URL: http://svn.surfar.nu/cgi-bin/svnweb/index.cgi/public

Re:You can add mine to the list

gabor on 2006-07-02T13:50:34

That's the web interface, how can one access it with svn client?

Re:You can add mine to the list

claes on 2006-07-02T14:17:37

Oh.. heh.. missed that one

svn://svn.surfar.nu/var/svn/public

It would be nice if PAUSE could be enhanced with this kind of info. URL to viewer and URL to the actual repository if they are not the same. That way it could be displayed on for example search.cpan.org and a list could be compiled for display on maybe perl.org or something.

CLACO

jk2addict on 2006-07-02T13:52:19

My stuff:
http://svn.handelframework.com/CPAN/

Other things only I've uploaded thus far like Class::Data::Accessor and Class::Accessor::Grouped:

http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/repos/bast/trunk/

Wiki?

Shlomi Fish on 2006-07-03T08:02:38

I set up a wiki page for this on wiki.perl.org.il, and added everything mentioned in this thread and some more that I could remember. I wanted to do it in perl.net.au but couldn't due to MySQL b0rkness (which I have yet to report to the admins.)