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Nice job !!! This was a long time requested feature :)

So true, I think the RFE for it was filed in October 2003! Whew.

Good work! I don't think I started this just by saying it. And even I don't do software anymore, it's still nice to see.
Congratulations!!!

Hi Torsten - hey, you're the original submitter! Very nice. Thanks for the kind words!

Tom,

Thanks so much for your hard work. I'm looking forward to switching over my rubyforge projects to svn!

Thanks Aslak! Yup, most new projects seem to be choosing Subversion as well... good times.

Tom, you rock! Lack of CVS was keeping atleast one of my projects hiding in my own private subversion server. Now I don't have an excuse to keep it tied up and can unleash the crippled and withered thing into the light of day. A little light might do it some good.

Many thanks.

Thanks Dayne! And rubyhwinfo is up on Svn now:
http://rubyforge.org/scm/?group_id=1119

Sweet! Next up... Trac!

BTW, you might want to check out http://opensvn.csie.org/ for ideas (when it's up). (Just create a project - there's an option to kill it later through the admin interface.)

For instance, they provide a mechanism where you can upload a .gz file through the browser and it'll feed it to svnadmin load -- that way you don't have to deal with the cvs2svn crap.

Cool, thanks for the pointer!

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