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[ay0konapala]

                                 First, I want to know if I'm in the right section.

 

 

 

1.I want to know what is the lastest SVN/Trunk as of now. (latest and stable(no errors glitch etc.)).

 

2.What is the latest client date? (latest and stable)

 

3.Latest MySQL Server, Query Browser, Admin.

 

4.Stable Data (includes database, db's, palettes, luafiles, lubfiles, etc. in the data)

 

 

 

Thanks in advance

[Pneuma]

                                 First, I want to know if I'm in the right section.

 

 

 

1.I want to know what is the lastest SVN/Trunk as of now. (latest and stable(no errors glitch etc.)).

 

2.What is the latest client date? (latest and stable)

 

3.Latest MySQL Server, Query Browser, Admin.

 

4.Stable Data (includes database, db's, palettes, luafiles, lubfiles, etc. in the data)

 

 

 

Thanks in advance

 

1. We don't use SVN anymore, We use Git which can be found here: https://github.com/rathena/rathena

 

2. The most Stable client date is 2013-08-07a

 

3. Latest MySql client can be downloaded from the MySQL website.

 

4. Most Up-to-date Data folder can be found on the Translation Project Git located here: https://github.com/ROClientSide/Translation

You would need to download the Data folder and System folder since kRO uses System/iteminfo.lub now instead of 6 different files for items.

 

You can also download my Full kRO Client if you need to which is located here: http://rathena.org/board/topic/95977-ro-full-client-2014-07-22-kro2013-08-07-client/

[ay0konapala]

hmm I think its more complicated compared to SVN am I right?

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[Winz]

there's no such complicated difference between SVN and GIT for (sorry) noobs normal users.

The differences when normal users browse the Version Control repository:

1. GIT allows normal users to read the developers' notes about what they have changed through normal web browsers while SVN don't (need to use the SVN client itself)

2. GIT allows normal users to compare each versions with another through web browsers, easily. SVN needs users to use their command line commands to do that

[ay0konapala]

Oh I see. Thanks for the help. Very much appreciated.

 

Thanks.

[Checkmate]

Sorry for interupted... I was wondering... So this site : http://svn.rathena.org/svn/rathena/ does not provide anything right?..?
 

[ay0konapala]

Sorry for interupted... I was wondering... So this site : http://svn.rathena.org/svn/rathena/ does not provide anything right?..?

 

hmm in my own opinion, i think yes. Because almost 3/4 of the member here or almost ALL are using GIT.

[Checkmate]

 

Sorry for interupted... I was wondering... So this site : http://svn.rathena.org/svn/rathena/ does not provide anything right?..?

 

hmm in my own opinion, i think yes. Because almost 3/4 of the member here or almost ALL are using GIT.

 

Then i must migrate into GIT too.. hahahahha

And SVN is only for checking revision .. /sigh