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r1578 r5094 1 <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> 2 1 <!DOCTYPE html> 3 2 <html> 4 3 <head> 5 4 <title>FCM 1.1 Release Notes</title> 6 <meta name="author" content="FCM development team"> 7 <meta name="descriptions" content="FCM Release Notes"> 8 <meta name="keywords" content="FCM, release"> 9 <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> 10 <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css"> 5 <meta name="author" content="FCM team" /> 6 <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" /> 7 <link rel="icon" href="../etc/fcm-icon.png" type="image/png" /> 8 <link rel="shortcut icon" href="../etc/fcm-icon.png" type="image/png" /> 9 <link href="../etc/bootstrap/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet" media="screen" /> 10 <link href="../etc/fcm.css" rel="stylesheet" media="screen" /> 11 11 </head> 12 13 12 <body> 14 <h1>FCM 1.1 Release Notes<br> 15 06 November 2006</h1> 13 <div class="navbar navbar-inverse"> 14 <div class="container-fluid"> 15 <div class="navbar-header"> 16 <a class="navbar-brand" href=".."><span class="fcm-version">FCM</span></a> 17 </div> 18 <div class="collapse navbar-collapse"> 19 <ul class="nav navbar-nav"> 20 <li><a href="../installation/">Installation</a></li> 21 22 <li><a href="../user_guide/">User Guide</a></li> 23 </ul> 24 </div> 25 </div> 26 </div> 27 28 <div class="page-header"> 29 <div class="fcm-page-content pull-right well well-sm"></div> 30 <h1>FCM 1.1 Release Notes <small>06 November 2006</small></h1> 31 </div> 32 33 <div class="container"> 34 <div class="row"> 35 <div class="col-md-12"> 16 36 17 37 <p>These are the release notes for FCM release 1.1. You can use this release 18 of FCM freely under the terms of the <a href="../../LICENSE.html">FCM 19 LICENSE</a>, which you should receive with this distribution. Release 1.1 is 20 the first external release of FCM. (Release 1.0, 30 November 2005, was an 21 internal Met Office release which marked the start of the main migration of 22 systems into FCM.)</p> 38 of FCM freely under the terms of the FCM LICENSE, which you should receive 39 with the distribution of this release. Release 1.1 is the first external 40 release of FCM. (Release 1.0, 30 November 2005, was an internal Met Office 41 release which marked the start of the main migration of systems into FCM.)</p> 23 42 24 43 <p>FCM is maintained by the FCM team at the Met Office. Please feedback any … … 26 45 "mailto:fcm-team@metoffice.gov.uk">e-mail</a>.</p> 27 46 28 <h2>Contents</h2> 29 30 <ul> 31 <li><a href="#new">What's New?</a></li> 32 33 <li><a href="#fix">Minor Enhancements & Bug Fixes</a></li> 34 35 <li><a href="#req">System Requirements</a></li> 36 37 <li><a href="#ins">Installation</a></li> 38 </ul> 39 40 <h2><a name="new" id="new">What's New?</a></h2> 47 <h2 id="new">What's New?</h2> 41 48 42 49 <p>Build system:</p> 43 50 44 51 <ul> 45 <li>Support building of Fortran <span class="mono">BLOCKDATA</span> program 46 units.</li> 52 <li>Support building of Fortran <code>BLOCKDATA</code> program units.</li> 47 53 48 54 <li>Option to generate Fortran interface files in lower case names after … … 52 58 file.</li> 53 59 54 <li>The <s pan class="mono">fcm_env.ksh</span> file now provides an55 environment variable for the <span class="mono">etc/</span> sub-directory56 of the build which can be used if you are "building"data files.</li>60 <li>The <samp>fcm_env.ksh</samp> file now provides an environment variable 61 for the <samp>etc/</samp> sub-directory of the build which can be used if 62 you are <em>building</em> data files.</li> 57 63 58 64 <li>The build root directory is now locked while a build is running. This 59 65 prevents multiple instances of build running in the same directory. 60 However, you can bypass the lock if you specify the new <span class= 61 "mono">--ignore-lock</span> option with <span class="mono">fcm 62 build</span>.</li> 66 However, you can bypass the lock if you specify the new 67 <code>--ignore-lock</code> option with <code>fcm build</code>.</li> 63 68 </ul> 64 69 … … 69 74 running. This prevents multiple instances of extract running in the same 70 75 directory. However, you can bypass the lock if you specify the new 71 <span class="mono">--ignore-lock</span> option with <span class="mono">fcm 72 extract</span>.</li> 76 <code>--ignore-lock</code> option with <code>fcm extract</code>.</li> 73 77 </ul> 74 78 … … 76 80 77 81 <ul> 78 <li><span class="mono">fcm merge</span> now supports custom and reverse 79 modes.</li> 80 81 <li><span class="mono">fcm merge</span> now allows automatic merges in 82 sub-trees if it is safe.</li> 83 84 <li><span class="mono">fcm merge</span> now handles automatic merges from 85 sibling branches that are created at different revisions of the 86 parent.</li> 87 88 <li><span class="mono">fcm branch, fcm diff --branch</span> and 89 <span class="mono">fcm merge</span> can now handle creation, diff and 90 automatic merge of a branch of a branch.</li> 91 92 <li><span class="mono">fcm switch</span> is improved to allow safer 93 switches of your working copy to point to different branches in your 94 project.</li> 95 96 <li><span class="mono">fcm commit</span> now displays your location in the 97 branch, and extra warning when you are committing to the trunk of a 98 project.</li> 99 100 <li>New <span class="mono">fcm mkpatch</span> command.</li> 82 <li><code>fcm merge</code> now supports custom and reverse modes.</li> 83 84 <li><code>fcm merge</code> now allows automatic merges in sub-trees if it 85 is safe.</li> 86 87 <li><code>fcm merge</code> now handles automatic merges from sibling 88 branches that are created at different revisions of the parent.</li> 89 90 <li><code>fcm branch, fcm diff --branch</code> and <code>fcm merge</code> 91 can now handle creation, diff and automatic merge of a branch of a 92 branch.</li> 93 94 <li><code>fcm switch</code> is improved to allow safer switches of your 95 working copy to point to different branches in your project.</li> 96 97 <li><code>fcm commit</code> now displays your location in the branch, and 98 extra warning when you are committing to the trunk of a project.</li> 99 100 <li>New <code>fcm mkpatch</code> command.</li> 101 101 </ul> 102 102 … … 111 111 </ul> 112 112 113 <h2 ><a name="fix" id="fix">Minor Enhancements & Bug Fixes</a></h2>113 <h2 id="fix">Minor Enhancements & Bug Fixes</h2> 114 114 115 115 <p>Build system:</p> … … 123 123 124 124 <li>Identify changes in pre-processed source file, the pre-processor 125 options and "keys"correctly in incremental builds.</li>125 options and keys correctly in incremental builds.</li> 126 126 127 127 <li>Improve speed of pre-processing in incremental builds by not performing … … 138 138 <ul> 139 139 <li>Sub-directories are now extracted with the non-recursive mode of 140 < span class="mono">svn export</span>.</li>141 142 <li>Peg revisions should now be handled correctly in < span class=143 "mono">INC</span> extractdeclarations.</li>140 <code>svn export</code>.</li> 141 142 <li>Peg revisions should now be handled correctly in <var>INC</var> extract 143 declarations.</li> 144 144 145 145 <li>The command should now fail if a declared source directory does not … … 150 150 151 151 <ul> 152 <li><span class="mono">fcm branch --info</span> and <span class="mono">fcm 153 diff</span> can now take a <span class="mono">PATH</span> as an 154 argument.</li> 155 156 <li>The <span class="mono">--ticket</span> option of <span class="mono">fcm 157 branch --create</span> can now accept multiple tickets.</li> 158 159 <li><span class="mono">fcm branch --info</span> and <span class="mono">fcm 160 diff --branch</span> should now work correctly in a sub-tree of a 152 <li><code>fcm branch --info</code> and <code>fcm diff</code> can now take a 153 <code>PATH</code> as an argument.</li> 154 155 <li>The <code>--ticket</code> option of <code>fcm branch --create</code> 156 can now accept multiple tickets.</li> 157 158 <li><code>fcm branch --info</code> and <code>fcm diff --branch</code> 159 should now work correctly in a sub-tree of a branch.</li> 160 161 <li><code>fcm branch --create</code> no longer offers to checkout the 161 162 branch.</li> 162 163 163 <li><span class="mono">fcm branch --create</span> no longer offers to 164 checkout the branch.</li> 165 166 <li><span class="mono">fcm commit</span> no longer fails when adding a new 167 symbolic link.</li> 168 169 <li>The <span class="mono">--password</span> option is now supported by the 170 <span class="mono">fcm branch --create, fcm branch --delete, fcm 171 commit</span> and <span class="mono">fcm delete</span> commands.</li> 164 <li><code>fcm commit</code> no longer fails when adding a new symbolic 165 link.</li> 166 167 <li>The <code>--password</code> option is now supported by the <code>fcm 168 branch --create</code>, <code>fcm branch --delete</code>, <code>fcm 169 commit</code> and <code>fcm delete</code> commands.</li> 172 170 173 171 <li>Empty arguments to code management commands are now parsed 174 172 correctly.</li> 175 173 176 <li>The < span class="mono">fcm diff --graphical</span> option no longer177 fails withbinary files.</li>178 179 <li>FCM will always set the environment variable < span class=180 "mono">LANG=en_GB</span> before running Subversion commands. This prevents181 failure of FCM when it attempts to parse output from Subversion commands182 when a different <span class="mono">LANG</span> setting is used.</li>174 <li>The <code>fcm diff --graphical</code> option no longer fails with 175 binary files.</li> 176 177 <li>FCM will always set the environment variable <var>LANG=en_GB</var> 178 before running Subversion commands. This prevents failure of FCM when it 179 attempts to parse output from Subversion commands when a different 180 <var>LANG</var> setting is used.</li> 183 181 </ul> 184 182 … … 189 187 </ul> 190 188 191 <h2 ><a name="req" id="req">System Requirements</a></h2>192 193 <h3 ><a name="req_perl" id="req_perl">Perl</a></h3>189 <h2 id="req">System Requirements</h2> 190 191 <h3 id="req_perl">Perl</h3> 194 192 195 193 <p>The core part of FCM is a set of Perl scripts and modules. For the build … … 197 195 198 196 <ul> 199 <li class="mono">Carp</li>200 201 <li class="mono">Cwd</li>202 203 <li class="mono">File::Basename</li>204 205 <li class="mono">File::Compare</li>206 207 <li class="mono">File::Find</li>208 209 <li class="mono">File::Path</li>210 211 <li class="mono">File::Spec::Functions</li>212 213 <li class="mono">File::Spec</li>214 215 <li class="mono">FindBin</li>216 217 <li class="mono">Getopt::Long</li>218 219 <li class="mono">POSIX</li>197 <li>Carp</li> 198 199 <li>Cwd</li> 200 201 <li>File::Basename</li> 202 203 <li>File::Compare</li> 204 205 <li>File::Find</li> 206 207 <li>File::Path</li> 208 209 <li>File::Spec::Functions</li> 210 211 <li>File::Spec</li> 212 213 <li>FindBin</li> 214 215 <li>Getopt::Long</li> 216 217 <li>POSIX</li> 220 218 </ul> 221 219 … … 224 222 225 223 <ul> 226 <li class="mono">File::Temp</li>227 228 <li class="mono">Getopt::Long</li>229 230 <li class="mono">HTTP::Date</li>231 232 <li class="mono">XML::DOM</li>224 <li>File::Temp</li> 225 226 <li>Getopt::Long</li> 227 228 <li>HTTP::Date</li> 229 230 <li>XML::DOM</li> 233 231 </ul> 234 232 … … 237 235 238 236 <ul> 239 <li class="mono">Tk::ROText</li>240 241 <li class="mono">Tk</li>237 <li>Tk::ROText</li> 238 239 <li>Tk</li> 242 240 </ul> 243 241 … … 245 243 5.8.x. In addition the build system is being used with Perl 5.6.x.</p> 246 244 247 <h3 ><a name="req_svn" id="req_svn">Subversion</a></h3>245 <h3 id="req_svn">Subversion</h3> 248 246 249 247 <p>To use the code management commands (and relevant parts of the extract … … 265 263 Subversion installed on these platforms.</p> 266 264 267 <h3 ><a name="req_trac" id="req_trac">Trac</a></h3>268 269 <p>The use of <a href="http:// projects.edgewall.com/trac/">Trac</a> is270 entirely optional (although highly recommended if you are using Subversion).271 At theMet Office we are currently using version 0.9.6.</p>272 273 <h3 ><a name="req_other" id="req_other">Other Requirements</a></h3>274 275 <p>The < tt>fcm diff --graphical</tt> and <tt>fcm conflicts</tt> commands276 require <a href="http://furius.ca/xxdiff/">xxdiff</a>. At the Met Office we277 are currently using version 3.1.</p>265 <h3 id="req_trac">Trac</h3> 266 267 <p>The use of <a href="http://trac.edgewall.org/">Trac</a> is entirely 268 optional (although highly recommended if you are using Subversion). At the 269 Met Office we are currently using version 0.9.6.</p> 270 271 <h3 id="req_other">Other Requirements</h3> 272 273 <p>The <code>fcm diff --graphical</code> and <code>fcm conflicts</code> 274 commands require <a href="http://furius.ca/xxdiff/">xxdiff</a>. At the Met 275 Office we are currently using version 3.1.</p> 278 276 279 277 <p>The build system requires <a href= … … 282 280 283 281 <p>Optionally, the build system can use <a href= 284 "http://www.ifremer.fr/ditigo/molagnon/fortran90 ">f90aib</a> to generate282 "http://www.ifremer.fr/ditigo/molagnon/fortran90/">f90aib</a> to generate 285 283 interface files. However, there is also a built in Perl based interface file 286 284 generator which is quicker and better in most cases so you are unlikely to … … 291 289 11.00.</p> 292 290 293 <h2 ><a name="ins" id="ins">Installation</a></h2>291 <h2 id="ins">Installation</h2> 294 292 295 293 <p>FCM is distributed in the form of a compressed tar file. Un-pack the tar 296 file into an appropriate location on your system. Then add the <tt>bin</tt>297 directory into your PATH. Once you have done this you should now have full298 access to the FCM system, assuming that you have met the requirements299 described in the previous section.</p>294 file into an appropriate location on your system. Then add the 295 <samp>bin/</samp> directory into your <var>PATH</var>. Once you have done this 296 you should now have full access to the FCM system, assuming that you have met 297 the requirements described in the previous section.</p> 300 298 301 299 <p>If you wish to define keywords for your systems you will need to create a 302 file < tt>etc/fcm.cfg</tt>. An example file, <tt>fcm.cfg.eg</tt>, is provided303 which is a copy of the file currently used at the Met Office. For further304 details please refer to the section <a href=300 file <samp>etc/fcm.cfg</samp>. An example file, <samp>fcm.cfg.eg</samp>, is 301 provided which is a copy of the file currently used at the Met Office. For 302 further details please refer to the section <a href= 305 303 "../user_guide/system_admin.html#fcm-keywords">FCM keywords</a> in the System 306 304 Admin chapter of the User Guide.</p> 307 305 308 <p>The < tt>doc</tt> directory contains all the system documentation.</p>309 310 <ul> 311 <li>< tt>doc/release_notes</tt> contains these release notes. It also306 <p>The <samp>doc/</samp> directory contains all the system documentation.</p> 307 308 <ul> 309 <li><samp>doc/release_notes/</samp> contains these release notes. It also 312 310 contains the release notes for all previous versions which may be useful if 313 311 you have skipped any versions.</li> 314 312 315 <li>< tt>doc/user_guide</tt> contains the FCM User Guide in both <a href=316 "../user_guide/index.html">HTML</a> and <a href=313 <li><samp>doc/user_guide/</samp> contains the FCM User Guide in both 314 <a href="../user_guide/">HTML</a> and <a href= 317 315 "../user_guide/fcm-user-guide.pdf">PDF</a> form.</li> 318 316 319 <li>< tt>doc/design</tt> contains the <a href="../design/index.html">FCM320 De tailed Design</a> document (currently in draft form).</li>321 322 <li>< tt>doc/standards</tt> contains the FCM <a href=317 <li><samp>doc/design/</samp> contains the <a href="../design/">FCM Detailed 318 Design</a> document (currently in draft form).</li> 319 320 <li><samp>doc/standards/</samp> contains the FCM <a href= 323 321 "../standards/perl_standard.html">Perl</a> and <a href= 324 322 "../standards/fortran_standard.html">Fortran</a> coding standards. The Perl … … 330 328 </ul> 331 329 332 <p>The < tt>tutorial</tt> directory contains the files necessary to set up a333 tutorial repository. This will allow you to follow the <a href=330 <p>The <samp>tutorial/</samp> directory contains the files necessary to set 331 up a tutorial repository. This will allow you to follow the <a href= 334 332 "../user_guide/getting_started.html#tutorial">tutorial section</a> in the 335 333 User Guide.</p> 336 334 337 335 <ul> 338 <li>The file < tt>tutorial/repos/tutorial.dump</tt> should be loaded into an339 empty repository using the <tt>svnadmin load</tt> command.</li>340 341 <li>The hook scripts in < tt>tutorial/hook</tt> should then be installed in342 this repository in order to prevent any commits to the trunk. Note that the343 configuration file <tt>svnperms.conf</tt> assumes that the tutorial344 repository is called <tt>tutorial_svn</tt>. Please edit this file if you345 use a different name.</li>336 <li>The file <samp>tutorial/repos/tutorial.dump</samp> should be loaded 337 into an empty repository using the <code>svnadmin load</code> command.</li> 338 339 <li>The hook scripts in <samp>tutorial/hook/</samp> should then be 340 installed in this repository in order to prevent any commits to the trunk. 341 Note that the configuration file <samp>svnperms.conf</samp> assumes that 342 the tutorial repository is called <samp>tutorial_svn</samp>. Please edit 343 this file if you use a different name.</li> 346 344 347 345 <li>The repository should be configured to allow users write access. You … … 353 351 </ul> 354 352 355 <p>The < tt>templates</tt> directory contains various example scripts which356 you may find useful. Note that these scripts are all specific to the Met357 Office and may contain hard coded paths and email addresses. They are353 <p>The <samp>templates/</samp> directory contains various example scripts 354 which you may find useful. Note that these scripts are all specific to the 355 Met Office and may contain hard coded paths and email addresses. They are 358 356 provided in the hope that you may find them useful as templates for setting 359 357 up similar scripts of your own. However, they should only be used after … … 361 359 follows:</p> 362 360 363 <table summary="list of template scripts" border="1" width="100%"> 364 <tr> 365 <th>Script</th> 366 367 <th>Description</th> 368 </tr> 369 370 <tr> 371 <th>templates/hook/pre-commit</th> 372 373 <td> 374 This script restricts write-access to the repository by checking the 375 following: 376 377 <ul> 378 <li>It executes the Subversion utility <tt>svnperms.py</tt> if it 379 exists. This utility checks whether the author of the current 380 transaction has enough permission to write to particular paths in the 381 repository.</li> 382 383 <li>It checks the disk space required by the current transaction. It 384 fails the commit if it requires more than 5Mb of disk space.</li> 385 </ul> 386 </td> 387 </tr> 388 389 <tr> 390 <th>templates/hook/post-commit</th> 391 392 <td>A simple post-commit hook script which runs the script 393 <tt>post-commit-background</tt> in the background.</td> 394 </tr> 395 396 <tr> 397 <th>templates/hook/post-commit-background</th> 398 399 <td> 400 This script runs in the background after each commit 401 402 <ul> 403 <li>It updates a <tt><repos>.latest</tt> file with the latest 404 revision number.</li> 405 406 <li>It creates a dump of the new revision.</li> 407 408 <li>It calls the script <tt>background_updates.pl</tt> if it 409 exists.</li> 410 </ul>This script is installed as standard in all our repositories. 411 </td> 412 </tr> 413 414 <tr> 415 <th>templates/hook/background_updates.pl</th> 416 417 <td>An example of how you may want to set up a 418 <tt>background_updates.pl</tt> script to perform post-commit tasks for a 419 specific repository. This script uses a lock file to prevent multiple 420 commits in quick succession from causing problems.</td> 421 </tr> 422 423 <tr> 424 <th>templates/hook/pre-revprop-change</th> 425 426 <td>A simple pre-revprop-change hook script which runs the script 427 <tt>pre-revprop-change.pl</tt>.</td> 428 </tr> 429 430 <tr> 431 <th>templates/hook/pre-revprop-change.pl</th> 432 433 <td>If a user attempts to modify the log message of a changeset and 434 he/she is not the original author of the changeset, this script will 435 e-mail the original author. You can also set up a watch facility to 436 monitor changes of log messages that affect particular paths in the 437 repository. For further details please refer to the section <a href= 438 "../user_guide/system_admin.html#svn_watch">Watching changes in log 439 messages</a> in the System Admin chapter of the User Guide.</td> 440 </tr> 441 442 <tr> 443 <th>templates/hook/post-revprop-change</th> 444 445 <td>A simple post-revprop-change hook script which runs the script 446 <tt>post-revprop-change.py</tt>.</td> 447 </tr> 448 449 <tr> 450 <th>templates/hook/post-revprop-change.py</th> 451 452 <td>This hook script updates the Trac SQLite database following a 453 successful change in the log message.</td> 454 </tr> 455 456 <tr> 457 <th>templates/utils/cron_template.ksh</th> 458 459 <td>An example of how you might set up a cron job to make use of the 460 <tt><repos>.latest</tt> file.</td> 461 </tr> 462 463 <tr> 464 <th>templates/utils/daily_cron</th> 465 466 <td>The cron job which we run each night. It verifies and backs up each 467 of our repositories, housekeeps the revision dumps created by 468 <tt>post-commit-background</tt> and backs up each of our Trac systems. It 469 also handles the distribution of FCM to various platforms at the Met 470 Office.</td> 471 </tr> 472 473 <tr> 474 <th>templates/utils/fcm_add_trac.pl</th> 475 476 <td>This script sets up a new Trac system and applies some configuration 477 options which we use by default at the Met Office.</td> 478 </tr> 479 480 <tr> 481 <th>templates/utils/recover_svn.pl</th> 482 483 <td>This script allows us to recover all of our Subversion repositories 484 by using the nightly backups and the repository dumps.</td> 485 </tr> 486 </table> 361 <dl> 362 <dt>templates/hook/pre-commit</dt> 363 364 <dd> 365 This script restricts write-access to the repository by checking the 366 following: 367 368 <ul> 369 <li>It executes the Subversion utility <code>svnperms.py</code> if it 370 exists. This utility checks whether the author of the current 371 transaction has enough permission to write to particular paths in the 372 repository.</li> 373 374 <li>It checks the disk space required by the current transaction. It 375 fails the commit if it requires more than 5Mb of disk space.</li> 376 </ul> 377 </dd> 378 379 <dt>templates/hook/post-commit</dt> 380 381 <dd>A simple post-commit hook script which runs the script 382 <code>post-commit-background</code> in the background.</dd> 383 384 <dt>templates/hook/post-commit-background</dt> 385 386 <dd> 387 This script runs in the background after each commit. 388 389 <ul> 390 <li>It updates a <samp><repos>.latest</samp> file with the latest 391 revision number.</li> 392 393 <li>It creates a dump of the new revision.</li> 394 395 <li>It calls the script <code>background_updates.pl</code> if it 396 exists.</li> 397 </ul>This script is installed as standard in all our repositories. 398 </dd> 399 400 <dt>templates/hook/background_updates.pl</dt> 401 402 <dd>An example of how you may want to set up a 403 <code>background_updates.pl</code> script to perform post-commit tasks for 404 a specific repository. This script uses a lock file to prevent multiple 405 commits in quick succession from causing problems.</dd> 406 407 <dt>templates/hook/pre-revprop-change</dt> 408 409 <dd>A simple pre-revprop-change hook script which runs the script 410 <code>pre-revprop-change.pl</code>.</dd> 411 412 <dt>templates/hook/pre-revprop-change.pl</dt> 413 414 <dd>If a user attempts to modify the log message of a changeset and he/she 415 is not the original author of the changeset, this script will e-mail the 416 original author. You can also set up a watch facility to monitor changes of 417 log messages that affect particular paths in the repository. For further 418 details please refer to the section <a href= 419 "../user_guide/system_admin.html#svn_watch">Watching changes in log 420 messages</a> in the System Admin chapter of the User Guide.</dd> 421 422 <dt>templates/hook/post-revprop-change</dt> 423 424 <dd>A simple post-revprop-change hook script which runs the script 425 <code>post-revprop-change.py</code>.</dd> 426 427 <dt>templates/hook/post-revprop-change.py</dt> 428 429 <dd>This hook script updates the Trac SQLite database following a 430 successful change in the log message.</dd> 431 432 <dt>templates/utils/cron_template.ksh</dt> 433 434 <dd>An example of how you might set up a cron job to make use of the 435 <samp><repos>.latest</samp> file.</dd> 436 437 <dt>templates/utils/daily_cron</dt> 438 439 <dd>The cron job which we run each night. It verifies and backs up each of 440 our repositories, housekeeps the revision dumps created by 441 <code>post-commit-background</code> and backs up each of our Trac systems. 442 It also handles the distribution of FCM to various platforms at the Met 443 Office.</dd> 444 445 <dt>templates/utils/fcm_add_trac.pl</dt> 446 447 <dd>This script sets up a new Trac system and applies some configuration 448 options which we use by default at the Met Office.</dd> 449 450 <dt>templates/utils/recover_svn.pl</dt> 451 452 <dd>This script allows us to recover all of our Subversion repositories by 453 using the nightly backups and the repository dumps.</dd> 454 </dl> 455 456 </div> 457 </div> 458 </div> 459 460 <hr/> 461 <div class="container-fluid text-center"> 462 <div class="row"><div class="col-md-12"> 463 <address><small> 464 Copyright © 2006-2021 British Crown (Met Office) & Contributors. 465 <a href="http://www.metoffice.gov.uk">Met Office</a>. 466 See <a href="../etc/fcm-terms-of-use.html">Terms of Use</a>.<br /> 467 This document is released under the British <a href= 468 "http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/" rel= 469 "license">Open Government Licence</a>.<br /> 470 </small></address> 471 </div></div> 472 </div> 473 474 <script type="text/javascript" src="../etc/jquery.min.js"></script> 475 <script type="text/javascript" src="../etc/bootstrap/js/bootstrap.min.js"></script> 476 <script type="text/javascript" src="../etc/fcm.js"></script> 477 <script type="text/javascript" src="../etc/fcm-version.js"></script> 487 478 </body> 488 479 </html>
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