I can download the latest Artifactory OSS release (5.2.1), but I can't seem to find its source code.
The Artifactory documentation links to https://api.bintray.com/content/jfrog/artifactory/jfrog-artifactory-oss-$latest-sources.tar.gz;bt_package=jfrog-artifactory-oss-zip, but there's no source at that address.
Does anyone know what the real URL is, or if there's a public svn or git repo that I can clone?
Thanks for letting us know.
We have uploaded the sources of version 5.2.1 to Bintray.
feel free to download the file:
https://api.bintray.com/content/jfrog/artifactory/jfrog-artifactory-oss-$latest-sources.tar.gz;bt_package=jfrog-artifactory-oss-zip
For the 7.x releases you can find them here:
https://releases.jfrog.io/artifactory/bintray-artifactory/org/artifactory/oss/jfrog-artifactory-oss/7.10.2/
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In this article, it is said that there is wmf4, mediawiki distribution including all the wikipedia extensions, but I can't find it.
There is no pre-built package with all extensions used in Wikimedia wikis, so the easiest way would be to clone the latest wmf-branch of MediaWiki (which is thought to be used in Wikimedia wikis and/or experienced users, only and may contain bugs for third party users) from the git repository and initialize the git submodules. So, to use the latest wmf version, 1.27.0-wmf.1, (which is currently used on Wikimedia test wikis, only, see the roadmap for the actual deployment status) you coulduse git:
git clone https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/mediawiki/core
cd core
git checkout wmf/1.27.0-wmf.1
git submodule update --init
After that you should have the actual copy of MediaWiki in the core directory (you can look at the contents on github, too). But think about, that wmf-versions aren't officially supported by the MediaWiki developers, but we welcome any bug report.
Btw.: You could clone the latest stable version (currently MediaWiki 1.25.X) and install all extensions you want, manually. A list of actual deployed extensions to Wikimedia wikis can be found here.
git clone https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/mediawiki/extensions
cd extensions
git submodule update --init
gets you all extensions hosted in Wikimedia's git repo. It's unlikely to be useful though. Also, I don't think extensions that are not used by Wikimedia have wmf/... branches.
I have the JUnit (junit-4.11.jar) installed in eclipse as you can see in the screenshot below but I have no idea how to make XMLUnit work. Can somone please help?
As you can see I've downloaded the .zip (xmlunit-0.4.zip) from XMLUnit website and loaded it in the path in Eclipse, but still, Eclipse do not recognize the XMLTestCase extension as you can see below.
Any help will be very helpful.
You've download XMLUnit for .NET.
There is a download for Java at sourceforge (1.6 is the current version) and it is also available via Maven Central
I followed the directions on "Connecting to Github" article, and my github account has the nitrous keys.
I'm not able to find a way to connect an Nitrous box to an existing github repo. I have a rails project on github that I'd like to use with Nitrous.
I then tried downloading the Nitrous Desktop for Mac. I enabled File Sync. From the command line, I navigated to ~/Nitrous/BOX and I did a git clone from the github repo. The Nitrous web IDE does not show any of the synced files.
Update: The "workspace" folder does not automatically open up. Be sure to click on the triangle =)
I'm guessing this a feature that is just rolling out and maybe I'm trying to use Github integration too soon?
Ps. The documentation here http://help.nitrous.io/faq-adding-project/ on cloning from Git needs updating.
I use the command line tools git to perform a git repository synchronization in Nitrous.IO.
I use BitBucket but it's exactly the same thing with GitHub.
In GitHub I found this documentation : GitHub fork repository
All these actions need to be performed into the Consol windows from Nitrous.IO.
Might be a bit late to answer this question but you need to Add the SSH key to your Github account.
Nitrous leave quite good instructions here
http://help.nitrous.io/github-add-key/
Is there such a thing as a web-based equivalent of the repository explorer /manager for Mercurial?
I know there's hgserve and I've seen SCM Manager but as far as I can see, these will only let you browse and push.
What I'm looking for is a web client with support for update and commit (and maybe also pull) commands.
BTW I'm not looking for the 'update on push' hook.
You should give Kallithea a try! It is a full-featured source code management system with support for both Mercurial and Git. It has a ton of features and allows you to edit files directly in the browser.
Does anyone know if there are any stable connectors to integrate mylyn with Bitbucket and Github?
For github.com I think I found one, but for bitbucket there is no information on the Eclipse Mylyn project page.
There's a Mylyn connector for Bitbucket at https://bitbucket.org/pplupo/bitbucket-mylyn-connector.
Note: the Eclipse Update Site there (http://www.mylynbitbucketconnector.xpg.com.br/update) only worked for me when I unchecked "Group items by category"
Eclipse Juno 4.2.2 comes with EGit and Mylyn GitHub connector.
I found the following post on the MercurialEclipse forum for a Mylyn connector for Bitbucket's issue feature:
http://groups.google.com/group/mercurialeclipse/browse_thread/thread/e4c5f113f127e0b1?pli=1
I'm developing the GitHub connector for MyLyn.
http://devsprint.github.com/org.eclipse.mylyn.github/site
If you have any suggestions then please log them into github issues.
https://github.com/devsprint/org.eclipse.mylyn.github/issues