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infinityloop · 2007-07-17, 11:00

keeping your skin in sync with current MediaPortal svn

If you want that your skin stays compatible to the latest svn revisions of MediaPortal, then it is a good idea to use totorise svn to find the changes.

At the beginnig we downloaded a copy of the BlueTwo Skin files.

If we now want to check for update in BlueTwo, we have to select the folder and use "Update"
After that you will see a list of xml files which have been changed, or added/deleted.
Now selcet the "Show Log" Button to see more details about the changes.
If you select i.e. the first change, then you will see the effected files below.
You can now let tortorise svn present you the changes which have been done by using "show differences"
Now you will see every single change in this Skin file. This is the easierst way to get a detailed info what has been changed where, and to update your skin with these changes.

2007-07-17, 11:00	#7 (permalink)
infinityloop Project Coordinator Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: 127.0.0.1 Age: 28 Posts: 5,992 Thanks: 155 Thanked 115 Times in 81 Posts Country: My System	keeping your skin in sync with current MediaPortal svn If you want that your skin stays compatible to the latest svn revisions of MediaPortal, then it is a good idea to use totorise svn to find the changes. At the beginnig we downloaded a copy of the BlueTwo Skin files. If we now want to check for update in BlueTwo, we have to select the folder and use "Update" After that you will see a list of xml files which have been changed, or added/deleted. Now selcet the "Show Log" Button to see more details about the changes. If you select i.e. the first change, then you will see the effected files below. You can now let tortorise svn present you the changes which have been done by using "show differences" Now you will see every single change in this Skin file. This is the easierst way to get a detailed info what has been changed where, and to update your skin with these changes.