[dev] CalDAV update

[Michael Rubinsky]

Quoting Evert Pot <evertpot at gmail.com>:

>
> On 15-Sep-09, at 1:54 PM, Jan Schneider wrote:
>
>>
>> We can get you a git account for Horde, that should make  
>> development much easier. You can work on a branch, if you want to,  
>> but since your changes should be in very narrow areas, you can also  
>> work in master. Please note that some libraries, and Horde itself,  
>> are still maintained in CVS.
>> If you need any help in getting things working, let me know.
>
> I don't want to broadcast this to everyone, but I do need some help..
>
> I have a checkout from horde-hatchery from the master branch, and  
> you mention horde itself is still on CVS.
> I'm not as familiar with Horde's structure as I would like to be;  
> Can you give me some pointers and suggestions around getting a  
> working development workspace setup? I'll need to be able to do my  
> testing, so otherwise I'll just be coding blind.
>
> If there's a wiki page or tutorial already written, I was unable to find it.


The instructions at:

http://wiki.horde.org/Doc/Dev?referrer=ReleaseManagement#toc5

should get you started. Things are a bit confusing because of the move  
from CVS to Git as our code is refactored for Horde 4.  You  
essentially have to checkout HEAD from CVS, horde-hatchery (from git),  
and horde-git and combine them. I personally use symlinks (as  
described on the wiki link), but there are other ways to do it.

Hope this helps.


Thanks,
mike

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