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Matthewg42: New page: Bazaar (BZR) is a distributed source code control system system. It lets us keep track of changes to the Stellarium code base, merge changes from different developers and revert back to o...

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New page: Bazaar (BZR) is a distributed source code control system system. It lets us keep track of changes to the Stellarium code base, merge changes from different developers and revert back to o...

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Bazaar (BZR) is a distributed source code control system system. It lets us keep track of changes to the Stellarium code base, merge changes from different developers and revert back to old version of files if necessary.

If you want to see what the current development version of Stellarium is like, you can get the "work in progress" version of the source code from the Stellarium Bazaar repository at Launchpad. Source code can be accessed by anyone. Because Bazaar is a distributed revision control system, anyone can maintain their own branch of the code, although only developers can commit into the official branch on the Launchpad servers.

For more detailed information about Bazaar see the [http://bazaar.canonical.com/en/ Bazaar website].

'''Important Note:''' The development version of Stellarium is a work in progress. It may be that at the time you download it, the sourcecode does not function as expected, and might not even compile. Please don't flood the forums and bug report areas with build problems for the development version of Stellarium. If there is a build problem, your best bet is to try to figure out the problem yourself from the error messages your compiler spits out. Non-developers will have a tough time with this, so their best bet might be to wait a week or two and check out the code again.

==What you need==
To get the development code, you will need to [http://wiki.bazaar.canonical.com/Download download Bazaar]. Once you've installed Bazaar, have a look at the [http://wiki.bazaar.canonical.com/Documentation documentation] to understand better how to use it.

==Checking out Stellarium sourcecode==

===Command Line Bazaar client===
It’s easy-peasy:
# Open a termainal / console / whatever for your OS, and change directory to where you want the code to go.
# Execute the following command:
<nowiki>bzr co lp:stellarium</nowiki>

This operation takes a while.

That’s it — you should now have a new directory, '''stellarium''' which contains the source code. If you’re a newbie, see the <code>INSTALL</code> file in that directory, or consult [[Compilation on Linux]] to find out how to build the code.

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 This operation takes a while for the first time 160MB+ download
-To Update if you have the Windows TortoiseSVN Shell extension installed. Change to your installed folder, click Files - TortoiseBZR - update. The default will be the working tree then press OK
+To Update if you have the Windows TortoiseSVN Shell extension installed. Change to your installed folder, click
 That’s it — you  should now have a new directory, '''stellarium''' which contains the source code. If you’re a newbie, see the <code>INSTALL</code> file in that directory, or consult [[Compilation on Linux]] , [[Windows Build Instructions]] or [[Compilation on Macosx]] to find out how to build the code.

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		+	To Update if you have the Windows TortoiseSVN Shell extension installed. Change to your installed folder, click Files - TortoiseBZR - update. The default will be the working tree then press OK


	That’s it — you should now have a new directory, '''stellarium''' which contains the source code. If you’re a newbie, see the <code>INSTALL</code> file in that directory, or consult [[Compilation on Linux]] , [[Windows Build Instructions]] or [[Compilation on Macosx]] to find out how to build the code.		That’s it — you should now have a new directory, '''stellarium''' which contains the source code. If you’re a newbie, see the <code>INSTALL</code> file in that directory, or consult [[Compilation on Linux]] , [[Windows Build Instructions]] or [[Compilation on Macosx]] to find out how to build the code.

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 This operation takes a while for the first time 160MB+ download
-after this you can run
 That’s it — you  should now have a new directory, '''stellarium''' which contains the source code. If you’re a newbie, see the <code>INSTALL</code> file in that directory, or consult [[Compilation on Linux]] , [[Windows Build Instructions]] or [[Compilation on Macosx]] to find out how to build the code.

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   <nowiki>bzr co lp:stellarium</nowiki>
-This operation takes a while.
+This operation takes a while for the first time 160MB+ download
 That’s it — you  should now have a new directory, '''stellarium''' which contains the source code. If you’re a newbie, see the <code>INSTALL</code> file in that directory, or consult [[Compilation on Linux]] , [[Windows Build Instructions]] or [[Compilation on Macosx]] to find out how to build the code.

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−	That’s it — you should now have a new directory, '''stellarium''' which contains the source code. If you’re a newbie, see the <code>INSTALL</code> file in that directory, or consult [[Compilation on Linux]] to find out how to build the code.	+	That’s it — you should now have a new directory, '''stellarium''' which contains the source code. If you’re a newbie, see the <code>INSTALL</code> file in that directory, or consult [[Compilation on Linux]] , [[Windows Build Instructions]] or [[Compilation on Macosx]] to find out how to build the code.

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 ==What you need==
 To get the development code, you will need to [http://wiki.bazaar.canonical.com/Download download Bazaar].  Once you've installed Bazaar, have a look at the [http://wiki.bazaar.canonical.com/Documentation documentation] to understand better how to use it.
 ==Checking out Stellarium sourcecode==