[ANN] gitsharp version 0.3.0 released

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henon

Hello .NET community,

It has been a while since the last release of GitSharp and as much has
been improved it is about time to release version 0.3 of GitSharp.
This release does *not* bring you merge support as claimed earlier but
still a lot of improvements especially in the Git api.

Download the GitSharp binaries from http://www.eqqon.com/index.php?title=GitSharp/v0.3.0

What is GitSharp?

GitSharp is an implementation of Git for the Dot.Net Framework and
Mono. It is aimed to be fully compatible to the original Git and shall
be a light weight library for cool applications that are based on Git
as their object database or are reading or manipulating repositories
in some way.

What has Changed?

* more Index manipulations such as removing, staging, unstaging (with
files in the working directory, or directly with byte arrays)
* Repository.Status respects .ignore files
* Branch.Reset is now also able to do a "soft" and a "mixed" reset
* switching current branch with Branch.Checkout
* added a Diff api that calculates changes between text files
* bug fixes in the transport code (pushing / fetching via http or
ssh )

Best regards,
--Henon
 
So here is what I really need from Git or Subversion: a WCF service
server. I need something I can put on a commercial web server without
having privileges to the system services. It also needs to easily work
with port sharing as port 80/443 is all we've got open.
 
So here is what I really need from Git or Subversion: a WCF service
server. I need something I can put on a commercial web server without
having privileges to the system services. It also needs to easily work
with port sharing as port 80/443 is all we've got open.
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SVN and WebDAV protocol ??

Arne
 
SVN and WebDAV protocol ??
Arne
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WebDAV is not enabled on most commercial IIS hosts. It is not enabled
on my web host (funnydawg.com). Essentially I want a WCF wrapper on
the guts of svnserve, or I need someone to explain to me how to share
port 80 with some WCF services and some other simple socket wrapper
around svnserve (or even make svnserve.exe share a port with some WCF
services).
 
WebDAV is not enabled on most commercial IIS hosts.
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Source control servers as such are not installed at
typical web hotels.
Essentially I want a WCF wrapper on
the guts of svnserve, or I need someone to explain to me how to share
port 80 with some WCF services and some other simple socket wrapper
around svnserve (or even make svnserve.exe share a port with some WCF
services).
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To me it sounds as if you need a VCS that is web based.

Arne
 
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