Hi,

On Mon, Aug 22, 2005 at 01:06:47AM -0700, Julian Fitzell wrote:
> >We would then suggest a Squeak component which could interact with the 
> >SVN  client library to compose the list of available versions and commit 
> >new  versions.
> 
> Having a DAV implementation in Squeak might be more generally useful 
> than a binding to the svn C library... not sure of the relative 
> workloads but I wouldn't think there'd be *too* much to (at least the 
> client-side of) a dav implementation...
> 
> But, it's not likely I'll have the time to do this anytime in the near 
> future so this is *all* handwaving... :)

thanks for all those interesting ideas.
At the time i'm not using monticello, i'm just checking in the
squeak-changesets into the svn-repository.
The workaround with monticelloCVS sounds interesting but at the moment
i don't have the need for using monticello (but I think I will want to
use it, when I start playing around with it ;-).
And since it seems that no one _realy_ needs a
svn/monticello-backend-integration (not to mention a svn-frontend in
squeak) I won't spend too much time on that.
I think I'll try a workaround, maybe using the svn-command-line-client
from CommandShell.

regards,
Stefan

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