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 '''Updated Late 2012'''
-We've upgrade our SF Project to the SF Beta. In order to continue using the same tools and functionality we need everyone to switch to the SVN+SSH method. To facilitte that, we have updated the information o this page to provide the appropriate instructions.
+We've upgrade our SF Project to the SF Beta. In order to continue using the same tools and functionality we need everyone to switch to the SVN+SSH method. To facilitate that, we have updated the information on this page to provide the appropriate instructions.
-=SVN+SSH Access=
+==SVN+SSH Access==
 It is possible to use SSH to get the repository simply with read only access. The command to get the trunk is:
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 The following paragraphs describe the procedure needed in order to use the key file.
-==On Windows==
+===On Windows===
-===Install PuttyGen===
+====Install PuttyGen====
 puttygen.exe - http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/puttygen.exe
-===Generate a SSH Key (file ends with .ppk)===
+====Generate a SSH Key (file ends with .ppk)====
 * Run puttygen
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 I prefer tortoisePlink as it doesn't pop up a command window and is so much easier to deal with. This ALSO works with any IDE you have set up, such as Eclipse.
-===Standalone TortoiseSVN Setup===
+====Standalone TortoiseSVN Setup====
 ''This method does not require PLINK.exe or PAGEANT and works without the fancy set up:''
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 If you have already created the key and placed a copy on Sourceforge you should be able to connect without entering any passwords.
-===TortoiseSVN Setup for Plink (or Pagent)===
+====TortoiseSVN Setup for Plink (or Pagent)====
-===Install Plink====
+====Install Plink=====
 plink.exe - http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/plink.exe
-====Install TortoiseSVN====
+=====Install TortoiseSVN=====
 TortoiseSVN download page
-====Configure TortoiseSVN====
+=====Configure TortoiseSVN=====
 You need to tell TortoiseSVN to use TortoisePlink to handle SSH traffic. To do this see the following steps:
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 * Click '''Apply'''
-====Install Pageant====
+=====Install Pageant=====
 pageant.exe - http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/pageant.exe ''Optional''
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 If you don't want to repeat this procedure after every reboot of your client, you should place Pageant in the auto-start group of your Windows installation. You can append the keys with complete paths as command line arguments to Pageant.exe.
-==On GNU/Linux==
+===On GNU/Linux===
 On top of subversion client, an ssh client is needed. OpenSSH is included in most distributions, on Debian, the package is openssh-client.
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 To be Done: testing commits with this configuration.
-==On Mac OS X==
+===On Mac OS X===
 [http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/Darwin/Reference/ManPages/10.6/man1/ssh-keygen.1.html Mac OSX SSH Manual Page]
-=Related Articles=
+==Related Articles==
 * Macintosh instructions can be found at [[SVN on the Mac]]
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 * [[Basic Developer Setup#Setting up with Eclipse|Setting up with Eclipse]]
-= Using SVN =
+== Using SVN ==
 The Subversion command line client is not terribly hard to use either, especially if you are familiar with CVS. You can download [http://subversion.tigris.org/project_packages.html binaries] for various platforms, including Windows.
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 Note the section on that page that says that the Subversion development team does *not* directly support these binaries. They mean it. However, questions about these posted to the [http://subversion.tigris.org/servlets/ProjectMailingListList Subversion users mailing list] are usually answered pretty quickly.
-==TortoiseSVN==
+===TortoiseSVN===
 TSVN is a GUI client for Subversion repositories. Before installing TSVN, please note that it is a Windows Explorer Shell extension, and as such, will not work on any other operating system.
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 See the TSVN user's [http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/list_etiquette.html mailing list information page] to subscribe to the mailing list. There are bunches of knowledgeable people there to help with virtually any problem you might have. Please make sure you follow proper nettiquette on this list, and research any questions you might have before posting something as a bug.
-==RapidSVN==
+===RapidSVN===
 If you are using an operating system other than Windows, and you want a GUI client, there is a cross platform GUI client called [http://rapidsvn.tigris.org/ RapidSVN], but I have no experience, good or bad, with that program.
-== Subclipse ==
+=== Subclipse ===
 There is also an [http://subclipse.tigris.org/ Eclipse plug-in] that is highly thought of, see [[Basic Developer Setup]] for details.

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 * Click '''Apply'''
-====Install Pageant==== (optional)
+====Install Pageant====
-pageant.exe - http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/pageant.exe
+pageant.exe - http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/pageant.exe ''Optional''
 * Run the ageant

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 ==On Windows==
-'''Install PuttyGen'''
+===Install PuttyGen===
 puttygen.exe - http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/puttygen.exe
-'''Generate a SSH Key (file ends with .ppk)'''
+===Generate a SSH Key (file ends with .ppk)===
-* run puttygen
+* Run puttygen
 * Generate a New Key - SSH2
 * IN the comment section add 'sourceforgeUserId@shell.sourceforge.net'
 * OPTIONAL - You may set a passphrase, SF recommends it.
-* click the Save private key button
+* Click the Save private key button
-* enter a filename for your new .ppk file when prompted
+* Enter a filename for your new .ppk file when prompted
-* press Save
+* Press Save
 * Copy the Public Key Information
 * Go to your SF Developer Account Services
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 ===TortoiseSVN Setup for Plink (or Pagent)===
-'''Install Plink'''
+===Install Plink====
 plink.exe - http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/plink.exe
-'''Install TortoiseSVN'''
+====Install TortoiseSVN====
 TortoiseSVN download page
-'''Configure TortoiseSVN'''
+====Configure TortoiseSVN====
 You need to tell TortoiseSVN to use TortoisePlink to handle SSH traffic. To do this see the following steps:
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 * Click '''Apply'''
-'''Install Pageant''' (optional)
+====Install Pageant==== (optional)
 pageant.exe - http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/pageant.exe
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   ssh-keygen
 It will ask you where to store it (default is fine), and an eventual password. The public and private key will then be generated.
 This command is used to copy the public key to an SSH server (in the case of the default location to store the key):
   ssh-copy-id USERNAME@svn.code.sf.net
 Then you can use this command to grab the project:
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 In my case, my password to the id key was asked then my Sourceforge account key was asked.
 To be Done: testing commits with this configuration.

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    |}
-==Introduction==
+=Introduction=
 Subversion is used as the version control system for the sources of the project — it holds all of the program source code and data that make up PCGen. It allows us to track changes in the various files, share our work with each other and to coordinate our activity in a single location.
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 Developers use a subversion client to download the sources (called checkout) and update the sources with changes (called commit). The [http://subversion.apache.org/ official site] propose binaries or links to them for many operating systems. Most GNU/Linux distributions propose it as a package; in Debian it is the <a href="apt:subversion>subversion package</a>. One commonly used Windows subversion client, [[#TortoiseSVN|TortoiseSVN]], is described below. Most integrated development environments (IDEs) include Subversion support. In the case of [[Eclipse]], it is by using the the [http://subclipse.tigris.org/servlets/ProjectProcess?pageID=p4wYuA subclipse] plugin.
-=NEW Update with SF Upgrade=
+'''Updated Late 2012'''
-We've upgrade our Project to the Beta. In order to continue using the same tools and functionality we need everyone to switch to the SVN+SSH method.
+We've upgrade our SF Project to the SF Beta. In order to continue using the same tools and functionality we need everyone to switch to the SVN+SSH method. To facilitte that, we have updated the information o this page to provide the appropriate instructions.
-==SVN+SSH Access==
+=SVN+SSH Access=
 It is possible to use SSH to get the repository simply with read only access. The command to get the trunk is:

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 If you have already created the key and placed a copy on Sourceforge you should be able to connect without entering any passwords.
-===TortoiseSVN Setup for Plink or Pagent===
+===TortoiseSVN Setup for Plink (or Pagent)===
 TortoiseSVN download page
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 You need to tell TortoiseSVN to use TortoisePlink to handle SSH traffic. To do this see the following steps:
-* right-click on an explorer window somewhere
+* Right-click on an explorer window somewhere
-* hover over TortoiseSVN in the context menu
+* Hover over TortoiseSVN in the context menu
-* select Settings from the sub-menu
+* Select Settings from the sub-menu
-* select Network from the list on the left
+* Select Network from the list on the left
-* under the SSH box in the right side, click the Browse... button
+* Under the SSH box in the right side, click the Browse... button
-* browse to and select TortoisePlink.exe (mine is in c:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin\TortoisePlink.exe)
+* Browse to and select TortoisePlink.exe (mine is in c:\Program Files\TortoiseSVN\bin\TortoisePlink.exe)
-* click Open
+* Click '''Open'''
-* click Apply
+* Click '''Apply'''
-'''Install Pageant''' This is optional (See Alternative below)
+'''Install Pageant''' (optional)
 pageant.exe - http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/pageant.exe
-'''Run the ageant''' This is optional (See Alternative below)
+* Run the ageant
+* Double-click on pageant.exe
-* double-click on pageant.exe
+* You should now see a computer with a black hat in the tray
 * Add your .ppk to the ageant
+* Right-click on the computer with the black hat in your taskbar
-* right-click on the computer with the black hat in your taskbar
+* Select Add Key from the context menu
-* select Add Key from the context menu
+* Browse to your recently-created .ppk file and select it
-* browse to your recently-created .ppk file and select it
+* Click Open
-* click Open
+* Enter your password when prompted (If you set the Passphrase earlier in this set up for your key, this is what it is asking for)
-* enter your password when prompted (If you set the Passphrase earlier in this set up for your key, this is what it is asking for)
+* Verify that your key has been added by double-clicking on the computer with the black hat
 If you don't want to repeat this procedure after every reboot of your client, you should place Pageant in the auto-start group of your Windows installation. You can append the keys with complete paths as command line arguments to Pageant.exe.
 ==On GNU/Linux==

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 I prefer tortoisePlink as it doesn't pop up a command window and is so much easier to deal with. This ALSO works with any IDE you have set up, such as Eclipse.
-====Simplest Setup Method====
+====Standalone TortoiseSVN Setup====
-This method does not require PLINK.exe or PAGEANT and works without the fancy set up:
+''This method does not require PLINK.exe or PAGEANT and works without the fancy set up:''
 * Step 1: Install TortoiseSVN
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     ssh = $SVN_SSH "d:/Program Files/TortoiseSVN/bin/TortoisePlink.exe" -i "D:/My Documents/prvtKey.ppk"
-Do NOT place any entry in your TortoiseSVN for SSH Client under NETWORK or it will bypass the configuration file.
+'''Do NOT place any entry in your TortoiseSVN for SSH Client under NETWORK or it will bypass the configuration file.'''
 If you have already created the key and placed a copy on Sourceforge you should be able to connect without entering any passwords.
-====TortoiseSVN Setup in Standalone Environment====
+====TortoiseSVN Setup for Plink or Pagent====
 TortoiseSVN download page