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Getting the development version from Bazaar

Like Emacs, CEDET is using Bazaar as its version control system. The easiest way to get a checkout of the current development version is to do 

bzr checkout bzr://cedet.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzrroot/cedet/code/trunk cedet
This will create a directory "cedet" containing a checkout of the latest sources. Like other distributed version control systems (git, mercurial), Bazaar will fetch the whole repository, including the full history of the project. If you later want to update your sources, enter the directory and simply call 
bzr update

Read the file USING_CEDET_FROM_BZR for further instructions, especially if you plan on hacking cedet, submitting patches, etc.

You can also browse the repository online at Sourceforge's Loggerhead. It also provides an atom feed if you want to keep track of the latest changes.

Snapshots

There are also tar.gz snapshots at 

http://www.randomsample.de/cedet-snapshots
They are created for every revision the buildbot has checked.

There also used to be a git mirror at that server, but after some larger merges in the repository, all tools we tested for git conversion either stopped working completely or produced corrupt repositories with missing files. If you manage to do a conversion, please let us know how to do it and we happily provide a git mirror again.

CEDET Buildbot

CEDET uses Buildbot to automatically check the latest revision for compile errors. CEDET also ships with a bunch of unit and integration tests, which are also run by the Buildbot, on different platforms as well as with different Emacs versions. Here's the status for the latest revision; if everything's green this means that CEDET should build fine with the named Emacs versions and platforms:

Emacs 23.2 GNU/Linux Emacs 24.1 GNU/Linux Emacs 24.3 GNU/Linux Emacs trunk GNU/Linux

If there's something red there, we know about it and it should be fixed soonish.

A more detailed view can be seen here.