Subversion repositories on plone.org

Repositories

• https://svn.plone.org/svn/plone
• https://svn.plone.org/svn/archetypes
• https://svn.plone.org/svn/collective

Trac

• Plone
• Archetypes
• Collective

Contributing to Plone

If you're looking for Plone's code repositories, it's likely you want to contribute to Plone.  To get started, see the setup instructions for helping to improve Plone.  That provides types for getting up in running with the latest development versions of Plone.

The version control chapter of the Plone developer reference is required reading for those with checkin privileges :)

Recommended Subversion clients by platform

All Subversion clients should be using Subversion 1.3.*

Frequently Asked Questions

Question: I get a URI not supported error when trying the above.

Please check that your svn has ssl support, you can do this by running svn --version and verifying that 'https' is a supported uri scheme.

Question: I've never used subversion before where can i find out more information?

A great subversion resource is the publicly available subversion book, http://svnbook.red-bean.com/. Plone uses a standard svn repository layout so the examples there should be straight forward to apply to the Plone repository. You can show your support for the svn team by buying a hard copy of the book from here.

Question: What do I use for my username and password for the repository?

Your username and password for the plone.org website. You must be a member of the Committer's group to have write access to the repository. You must sign the Plone contributor's agreement to commit to the Plone core repository. Access to the Collective repository is more open. Here's how to request write access to the Collective.

Questions, Comments

Please file a ticket if you have specific questions about our usage of SVN.