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David J Murphy

"Managing Software Development with Trac and Subversion"


Parseable output: The Subversion client is carefully designed to be human
readable yet facilitate automation.
Localized: Support for displaying error, informational, and help messages
based on the current locale settings.
Subversion is good, but it is not perfect and so may not be suited to every project.
Extremely large projects may suffer performance issues, and Subversion does not
support off-line or disconnected operation. However, its power and flexibility make
it well suited to meet the requirements of most developers.
As was stated in the preface, this book is not intended to be an extensive reference
to Subversion. There are already numerous titles available that look in depth at the
software. However, we shouldn't run off to the bookstore just yet as everything we
need to know to be able to implement and operate the solution presented here is
contained in this book.
Trac
While all the parts of our solution are considered equally important, the truth is that
without Trac this solution, and this book, would not exist!
Trac is an open-source project created and directed by the developers at Edgewall
Software (http://www.edgewall.org). They are a community of software
. developers who collaborate on a number of open-source projects, all of which share
the common theme of being based on the Python programming language (http://
www.


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