Current Developers

Navi Sidhu, John Meaney, Tobias Raski, Sumit Bisht, Manuel Timita, William J. Denny, Lee Vitas.

 

Source Code Repository

Access to the repository will go via https:// both for anonymous (read access) and commit access (write access). The main url for the repository is: 

https://pundict.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/pundict

 

Anonymous (Read Only) access

This project's SVN repository can be checked out through anonymous Subversion. You will need a Subversion client. Most systems have one installed by default, for a list of clients look at the link provided near the end of the document.
To checkout the source code: 

svn co https://pundict.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/pundict pundict
You will probably see an error message; this informs you about the certificate that is not issued by a trusted authority. However the certificate is fully functional and will ensure secure transit of the data. You can permanently accept this certificate. After accepting the certificate the sources will be checked out for anonymous users.

 

Developer (Write) access

When a coder/developer has demonstrated that they have the necessary skill and desire to create both feature additions and bug fixes, as well as finding a main target area within Pundict to focus on, they may seek Commiter access. This process can be done as follows:

Once access to Subversion has been granted you will need to do a full clean checkout, substituting MyUserName with your SVN username in the following command: 
svn checkout --username MyUserName https://pundict.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/pundict
Next you will be prompted for a password. This is your SourceForge.net password that you use to logon to the SourceForge.net website. (Note: Subversion will store your password on your local system and use it next time you communicate with the repository.)

 

Subversion Information

For an overview of Subversion clients, have a look at http://subversion.tigris.org/project_packages.html
There are some good books available about Subversion especially the SVN Book:

More information about Subversion can be found on the Subversions website