Guys,
CVS has been moved around somewhat. The first stage is completed, hence
this message.
PHP5 now exists as it's own module. This was long overdue. Updating it
should be fine -- just do a cvs update -dP. This may give you a bunch of
warnings, but once done, everything should be updated. If you have
problems, then a new checkout will resolve them.
cvs -d :pserver:<user>@cvs.php.net:/repository checkout php5
PECL now has been promoted to it's own repository. Right now people with
php tree access can also write to PECL, but if this begins to be a
problem, then we can create a separate avail entry.
The next stage to happen is that I will bring php4 HEAD into sync with
the 4.x development branch, so expect a big patch.
-- james
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The next stage to happen is that I will bring php4 HEAD into sync with
the 4.x development branch, so expect a big patch.
ARGH! Didn't I ask you NOT to do this... you just created a lot of
trouble for people working with a php5 checkout (co php5)... it now
updated to the PHP_4_3 branch. Result:
[root@saturnus php-5.0.0dev]# cvs update
cvs server: Updating .
P .gdbinit
P CODING_STANDARDS
U ChangeLog
P EXTENSIONS
P LICENSE
P Makefile.global
P NEWS
P README.EXT_SKEL
P README.PARAMETER_PARSING_API
P README.STREAMS
P README.SUBMITTING_PATCH
P README.TESTING
P README.Zeus
P TODO
P acinclude.m4
P buildconf
...
[root@saturnus php-5.0.0dev]# cat main/php_version.h
/* automatically generated by configure /
/ edit configure.in to change version number */
#define PHP_MAJOR_VERSION 4
#define PHP_MINOR_VERSION 3
#define PHP_RELEASE_VERSION 3
#define PHP_EXTRA_VERSION "RC2-dev"
#define PHP_VERSION "4.3.3RC2-dev"
Great, thanks for this nice mess, we now ended up with useles PHP 4.3
checkouts with PHP 5 development stuff in it.
Derick
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Great, thanks for this nice mess, we now ended up with useles PHP 4.3
checkouts with PHP 5 development stuff in it.
Yeah, what's the big deal about that? Just get the php5 module from
CVS...
Breakage is neccessary sometimes. James: thanks for fixing this in the
proper way.
Best regards,
Per Lundberg / Capio ApS
Phone: +46-18-4186040
Fax: +46-18-4186049
Web: http://www.nobolt.com
Great, thanks for this nice mess, we now ended up with useles PHP 4.3
checkouts with PHP 5 development stuff in it.Yeah, what's the big deal about that? Just get the php5 module from
CVS...
Sure, and delete my work from my current checkout right away then? You
obviously have no clue.
Breakage is neccessary sometimes. James: thanks for fixing this in the
proper way.
What business is that of yours? You're not contributing to the PHP
source at all, only annoying us with useles comments.
regards,
Derick
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Sure, and delete my work from my current checkout right away then? You
obviously have no clue.
I didn't say that, Derick. You can still get a CVS diff that you can
apply to the php5 tree and keep working.
Breakage is neccessary sometimes. James: thanks for fixing this in the
proper way.
What business is that of yours?
Well, it is my business as a php5 user and tester. This list gets email
regularly from people who are checking out php4 and fail to compile it.
Do you not agree that there is a reason for this, and that reason is
that the CVS was organized in a bad, hackish way?
Best regards,
Per Lundberg / Capio ApS
Phone: +46-18-4186040
Fax: +46-18-4186049
Web: http://www.nobolt.com
The point is that there are now a number of core developers who updated
their existing php5 checkouts and now have a load of crap from 4.3
merged into their php5 development.
Yes, its a nice idea to make php4 HEAD work for php4 again, but after a
grace period to allow people to migrate to the "real" php5 repository.
All we have now is a complete mess and another hold-up for php5
development. This is the second or third time my php5 tree has been
fucked up by people acting without thinking it through; our time is
limited and now we have to mess around making diffs for something that
worked fine yesterday?
I think you need to reconsider your idea of what "fixed" really means.
Now, unless you have something positive to contribute (are you going to
remove the crap from our local php5 development trees?), please kindly
stop trolling and keep your opinion to yourself.
--Wez.
Sure, and delete my work from my current checkout right away then? You
obviously have no clue.I didn't say that, Derick. You can still get a CVS diff that you can
apply to the php5 tree and keep working.Breakage is neccessary sometimes. James: thanks for fixing this in the
proper way.
What business is that of yours?Well, it is my business as a php5 user and tester. This list gets email
regularly from people who are checking out php4 and fail to compile it.
Do you not agree that there is a reason for this, and that reason is
that the CVS was organized in a bad, hackish way?