[Adium-devl] SoC Adium w/ libpurple

[Augie Fackler]

On Apr 17, 2007, at 1:57 PM, Andreas Monitzer wrote:

> On Apr 16, 2007, at 18:52, Evan Schoenberg wrote:
>
>> On Apr 16, 2007, at 12:44 PM, Ofri Wolfus wrote:
>>
>>> How about hosting the monotone branch inside the svn branch? This
>>> way both are in a single location and always in sync. If we had
>>> svn running over http, other folks could even check the monotone
>>> branch out.
>>>
>>> Alternatively, the monotone branch can be put inside the checkout
>>> of the svn repo, and set svn:ignore and monotone's ignore thingy
>>> to ignore each other, so we'd get both VCS versioning the files
>>> without knowing about each other.
>>
>> The pidgin.mtn database for monotone is 132 megabytes at present;
>> the checkout itself is another chunk o' change.  That's quite a
>> load (if it would work that way, which I'm not confident of given
>> the way monotone does checkouts from a local copy of the repository
>> database).
>
> Ok, didn't know it's that large.
>
>> So:
>> 1) Checkout pidgin monotone to ~/pidgin.  Checkout
>> Libpurple.framework svn to ~/libpurple. Checkout adium to ~/adium
>> 2) Work on ~/pidgin
>> 3) mtn commit if desired
>> 4) ~/libpurple/pidgin_update
>> 	This will update your local svn checkout from ~/pidgin, apply any
>> Adium-specific patches, build Libpurple.framework, copy it into the
>> appropriate place in the adium checkout, and delete the built
>> plugin so that XCode properly recompiles and rebuilds when Adium
>> builds next.
>> 5) svn commit if desired
>> 6) Build and run Adium
>
> Hmmm why do I need to touch pidgin in that process? I don't care
> about that app.

Because (assuming I understand right) the code to modify lives in ~/ 
pidgin and ~/libpurple/pidgin_update will work on your mtn co of  
pidgin source.
Augie

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