Details for svn test repository

[Daniel Berlin <dberlin at dberlin dot org>]

(Thanks very much to Al Stone of HP for hosting the test repo on
toolchain.org!  This would not have been possible without him)

http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/SvnHelp has details on how to work with svn,
including the username and password to use when committing[1], how to
check out the trunk, how to work with things, etc.

Again, please note that i did not convert all the tags for this test
repo.

We have >1000 tags.  Of those, all but about 100 are bs tags (ie merging
tags, unlabeled tags from rtag -F).
There are also 800 unlabeled branches i deleted in the latest revision
of the branches subdir, all from rtag -F usage.

I have asked Al to add the repository to the websvn viewer when he gets
to it.

As the help page says, feel free to try things.
Please ask me (either email or irc) if you need help.
However, the very well written book at http://svnbook.red-bean.com/1.1
probably also has the answers (such as what the status flags mean, etc)

I would also suggest making sure you have at least svn 1.1.2 to access
the repo.

[1] anonymous is read only, it will only ask you for a username and
password when you commit