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Which repository should I clone?
Active/current repositories:
repository | purpose |
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bi | |
cloud | Code related to the Mifos cloud. |
documents | Mifos documentation and various files that don't belong in head. |
head | Development on the Mifos MIS Java Web application happens here. Many development branches exist. Mifos release maintenance branches are also found in head, one for each release since 1.6.x. |
maven | Maven-related code used for building code in the head repository. |
plugins | Mifos plugins. Projects in this repository build plugins to assist with imports of various kinds of transactions into Mifos. |
www | Code for mifos.com and mifos.org. |
Archived/deprecated/old/inactive repositories:
repository | purpose |
|---|---|
cheetah | A spike on a complete Mifos rewrite. Mostly incorporated into head. |
htmlcss | Static version of Mifos UI used during a Summer of Code 2010 CSS redesign project. |
marketplace | A spike. |
1.4.x | "master" in this repository is an old (1.4.x) release maintenance branch. See head for code for 1.6.x and later releases. |
1.4.x | "master" in this repository is an old (1.5.x) release maintenance branch. See head for code for 1.6.x and later releases. |
Key-based auth
Unless you want to enter your password for every push, post your public SSH key on sf.net. Once you have logged onto your sourceforge account, navigate the the account/ssh page and paste your authorized public key on the form. To reach the edit ssh keys page on sourceforge, click on Account in the upper right corner, then click the Services Tab. Look for "Edit SSH Keys for Shell/CVS" link.
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