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<h2>"Rules" for Code Contributors</h2>
* All code contributors must have a license waiver on file with DRH, as the hope is to eventually release this code as the next generation of Fossil. Non-code contributions are happily accepted from anyone.
* When working on bits which themselves write to the repository, e.g. creating checkins, please be exceedingly careful not to corrupt the db :-D.
* Please try to conform to the overall coding style (as laid out by Fossil v1).
* Don't bother using branches unless you really want to - the trunk has no stability guarantees and is very much in flux, so feel free to work there instead of a branch.
* There is nothing holy or sacred about this repo, so feel free to experiment.
Aside from that: hack at will. Generally the quickest/most complete way to test changes it to add them to the th1ish script bindings (in <tt>[/finfo?name=th1ish/shell_extend.c|shell_extend.c]</tt>). If you prefer writing C-level tests, please add them to <tt>test.c</tt> in the top-level directory.
There is nothing holy or sacred about this repo, so feel free to hack at will. Generally the quickest/most complete way to test changes it to add them to the th1ish script bindings (in <tt>[/finfo?name=th1ish/shell_extend.c|shell_extend.c]</tt>). If you prefer writing C-level tests, please add them to <tt>test.c</tt> in the top-level directory or to a new test app if you like. See <tt>FossilApp.c</tt> for a mini-framework to bootstrap new test apps.
<h2>News</h2>
Notable changes (newest at the top)...
* 20130808: Restructured source tree and ported build configuration process to [http://msteveb.github.io/autosetup/|autosetup] (because that's what Fossil uses). Existing build files (not the sources) still require GNU Make on a Unix platform, though. Many thanks to Steve Bennett (autosetup's author) for his assistance.
* 20130804: ported in the symbol-to-uuid resolution bits from the main repo. These are what allow apps to use short-form UUIDs and symbolic names like "trunk," instead of having to use 40-byte UUIDs everywhere.
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