<section>
<title>How to obtain a copy of the SVN archive</title>
<para>
- FIXME: to be filled in
+ You can obtain a copy of debian-ocaml-maint SVN archive by
+ <programlisting>
+svn co svn+ssh://svn.debian.org/svn/pkg-ocaml-maint
+ </programlisting>
+ You must be member of the
+ <ulink url="http://pkg-ocaml-maint.alioth.debian.org/">Debian
+ OCaml Task Force</ulink> in order to have write access to this archive.
</para>
</section>
<title>dpatch</title>
<para>
- dpatch will work properly ad package build time with the svn structure
- described above since all the build process will be carried on in a fresh
- directory. However, invoking <filename>debian/rules</filename> with the "clean" target in the <filename>trunk/</filename>
- directory will fail since dpatch is unable to deapply patches, passing
- <option>--svn-dont-clean</option> to <application>svn-buildpackage</application> fixes this misbehaviour (aliases suggested
- above alredy include this flag).
- </para>
+ dpatch will work properly at package build time with the svn
+ structure described above since all of the build process will be
+ carried out in a fresh directory. However, invoking
+ <filename>debian/rules</filename> with the "clean" target in
+ the <filename>trunk/</filename> directory will fail since
+ dpatch is unable to de-apply patches. Passing
+ <option>--svn-dont-clean</option> to
+ <application>svn-buildpackage</application> fixes this
+ misbehaviour (aliases suggested above already include this
+ flag). </para>
<para>
If you want to use dpatch-edit-patch to handle patches, you will need to invoke
</para>
<para>
- The <filename>ocaml</filename> package depends on all the basic packages needed to develop programs with OCaml. More specifically, the packaging of OCaml is split into smaller packages. The <filename>-nox</filename> packages contain libraries which don't need X (i.e. for the programs which don't use the <code>Graphics</code> or <code>LablTk</code> modules) in order to avoid too big dependencies for users who don't have an X server installed.
+ The <filename>ocaml</filename> package depends on all the basic packages needed to develop programs with OCaml. More specifically, the packaging of OCaml is split into smaller packages. The <filename>-nox</filename> packages contain libraries which don't need X (i.e., for the programs which don't use the <code>Graphics</code> or <code>LablTk</code> modules) in order to avoid dependencies on big packages for users who do not need to run graphical applications.
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<para>