[.Since the zope-announce list is new and has relatively few
subscribers, i'm cc'ing the zope-dev list as well - we won't continue
to do this for long. I'm not sure chris was clear about this - if
you're subscribing to zope-dev (and/or zope) you probably want to
subscribe to zope-announce as well:
http://www.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope-announce . Ken.]
We've reinstated updates to the public CVS repository (before the
Zope2 release - looks like that may be a day or two) - *with an
important change*:
Ongoing development is being applied to a new directory, Zope2.
The old Zope module, on which the prior public checkouts were based,
will *not* be revised, so:
- If you want to get the new version you'll have to do a new checkout
of the Zope2 module.
This actually simplifies a bunch of things from our internal
perspective, and a few things from the external perspective, and has
the benefit of providing a checkpoint of the last Zope1 release. But
it is a change, and we want to be sure that you track it.
Questions? Comments? Lemme know.
Ken Manheimer
klm@digicool.com
subscribers, i'm cc'ing the zope-dev list as well - we won't continue
to do this for long. I'm not sure chris was clear about this - if
you're subscribing to zope-dev (and/or zope) you probably want to
subscribe to zope-announce as well:
http://www.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope-announce . Ken.]
We've reinstated updates to the public CVS repository (before the
Zope2 release - looks like that may be a day or two) - *with an
important change*:
Ongoing development is being applied to a new directory, Zope2.
The old Zope module, on which the prior public checkouts were based,
will *not* be revised, so:
- If you want to get the new version you'll have to do a new checkout
of the Zope2 module.
This actually simplifies a bunch of things from our internal
perspective, and a few things from the external perspective, and has
the benefit of providing a checkpoint of the last Zope1 release. But
it is a change, and we want to be sure that you track it.
Questions? Comments? Lemme know.
Ken Manheimer
klm@digicool.com