How do I use a HepForge projects Subversion repository?
First, see the documentation in the user guide. If your confusion is about SVN in general rather than HepForge SVN specifically, then the SVN book is your first port of call. If you want to use Subversion directly, then you have the choice of using the anonymous read-only system over HTTP or the full read-write system via SSH. To use the full permissions system you will need to have a HepForge shell account and be a registered developer on the relevant project. First, anonymous access: you can perform lists, check-outs, updates and other operations which don’t modify the repository with a command line like this: svn list http://svn.hepforge.org/projname/ No password or similar is required: it really is that easy 🙂 For developers, you probably want to use something like this for the check-out: svn list svn+ssh://svn.hepforge.org/hepforge/svn/projname/trunk svn co svn+ssh://svn.hepforge.org/hepforge/svn/projname/trunk localname You will probably want to set up an SSH key for your HepFo
