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Limb Subversion repository

Browse Limb respository on the web

If you don't want to check out the working copy you can alternatively simply browse the Limb repository using Apache built-in viewer

Fisheye

If you want to have a complete repository tracking tool at your hands try Limb fisheye, a Java based repository "swiss-army knife" generously provided to us by Cenqua.

ViewVC

If you prefer simpler repository browsing interface to quite complicted Fisheye and plain Apache built-in viewer is just not enough, try ViewVC viewer. Maybe it's just what you're looking for.

Anonymous SVN Access

The latest working copy of Limb3 can be checked out through anonymous account with the following command.

svn co https://svn.limb-project.com/3.x/trunk/limb

This command will checkout all trunk versions of Limb3 packages.

Browse the repository tree before checking it out! If you don't want to checkout all available packages.

You shouldn't checkout the whole repository since it contains all dev.branches and tags. The current dev. branch of Limb2 is located in the /2.x/trunk, while Limb3 has a bit more complicated repository layout since each package has its own development branch. In order to simplify the checkout procedure all trunk versions of Limb3 packages are stored under 'limb' directory, e.g. /3.x/trunk/limb/core

From time to time we fork branches from the trunk since they're very useful for trying some experimental features in isolation from the main development. These branches normally get merged back with the trunk eventually. Limb2 experimental dev. branches are located at /2.x/branches and for Limb3 all experimental dev. branches are located in a separate 'branches' directory, e.g. /3.x/branches/core-0.1.0.

Once an official release is made it's available as a tag in repository. All official releases(or tags) go to /2.x/tags for Limb2 and for Limb3 they go to a separate 'tags' directory, e.g. /3.x/tags/core-0.1.0.

Developer SVN write access via Web DAV

Only project developers have write access to the Limb Subversion repository using this method. Enter your login and password when prompted during the check-in procedure.

If you want to get SVN dev. account and take active part in Limb development, contact us please(you can also send your patches and bugfixes, we'll give you a proper credit in the CHANGELOG :) )