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== How to check out Freeplane and use svn ==
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[[Category:Coding]]
  
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ok, first step is to get a svn client; this is the program you need
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== Requirements ==
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for checking out of a central repository - the one where we all work
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* You need java 11 or later and gradle >= 6.0
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together.
 
  
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you need to understand what 'commit' and 'update' means, there are
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== Download gradle ==
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many hello world
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* Download gradle: https://gradle.org/releases/
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tutorials for svn in the net
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* Unzip to your home directory
  
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(by the way, 'svn' stands for 'subversion', this is also the name of a
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== Clone the freeplane repository ==
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command line program if you have installed the svn client.)
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git clone https://github.com/freeplane/freeplane.git
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cd freeplane
  
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READ: http://subversion.tigris.org/faq.html
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== Run gradle ==
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* Gradle wrapper files are intentionally not committed to the sources but git ignored so that you can add them yourself if you need them.
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$ ~/Downloads/gradle-6.0.1/bin/gradle build
  
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especially try to understand what is going on in
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== Run freeplane ==
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cd BIN
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./freeplane.sh # linux
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freeplane.bat
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== Create package ==
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~/git2/freeplane(1.7.x u=)$ ~/Downloads/gradle-6.0.1/bin/gradle clean build dist
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ls DIST
  
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http://subversion.tigris.org/faq.html#co-svn
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== Configuring an IDE ==
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* See [[IDE setup| how to set up IDE]]
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after reading the example, you can try that out in your svn client
 
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(either plain cli program svn, tortoisesvn which is a gui for the same
 
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functionality integrated in the file explorer) and check out the code
 
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from freeplane.
 
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There is also a web interface for better svn browsing:
 
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http://freeplane.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/freeplane/
 
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(insert the url directly in your browser, see what happens!)
 
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the files you'll get are locally saved copies from the central
 
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repository. you can change them as you like, edit files, delete files,
 
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even directories - svn will track what you've done and eventually you
 
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can 'commit' the files again, which means you want to put your local
 
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changes to the central repository.
 
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You don't need to check out whole projects, subversion can also just
 
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checkout a directory, or a subset of directory trees.
 
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svn co https://freeplane.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/freeplane/freeplane_program/trunk/freeplane/resources/images
 
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for example: it will create the directory of images you want dimitry
 
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to put them 'in the main thing which saves our "code"'. This is it,
 
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plain and simple.
 
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Only if you want to change something centrally, you'll have to get a
 
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username and a password for that.
 
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Of course, if you use eclipse with the subversion plugin, checking out
 
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projects is very easy. you can also try www.netbeans.org, which does
 
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it perfectly well also.
 
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concerning your problems: seems like you've tried to add metadata
 
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stored in .svn directories which typicaly happens if you download
 
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'somehow' the whole archive (means: without a client). the data in the
 
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.svn directories manage the whole 'versioning' process, but this data
 
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mustn't be commited, added or updated, its the task of your svn client
 
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to do so.
 
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again, there are many svn howtows out there, read
 
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http://paulstamatiou.com/how-to-subversion-basics
 
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where sb uses a command client svn. google for svn howto, subversion basics etc.
 
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BUT: using svn is tricky sometimes ...
 

Latest revision as of 09:16, 28 June 2020


Requirements

  • You need java 11 or later and gradle >= 6.0

Download gradle

Clone the freeplane repository

git clone https://github.com/freeplane/freeplane.git
cd freeplane

Run gradle

  • Gradle wrapper files are intentionally not committed to the sources but git ignored so that you can add them yourself if you need them.

$ ~/Downloads/gradle-6.0.1/bin/gradle build

Run freeplane

cd BIN
./freeplane.sh # linux
freeplane.bat

Create package

~/git2/freeplane(1.7.x u=)$ ~/Downloads/gradle-6.0.1/bin/gradle clean build dist
ls DIST

Configuring an IDE

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