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| {{Outdated|date=2022|topic=SVN is not longer in use; railML's Gitlab structure is idfferent|user=[[User:Coordination|Coordination]] ([[User talk:Coordination|talk]]) 11:37, 26 September 2022 (CEST)}} | | {{Outdated|date=2022|topic=SVN is not longer in use; {{rml}}'s Gitlab structure is different|user=[[User:Coordination|Coordination]] ([[User talk:Coordination|talk]]) 11:37, 26 September 2022 (CEST)}} |
| {{note|The subject of this article is accessing, setting and naming developer versions. To learn about published {{rml}} versions and about our release policy, see [[dev:versions]].}} | | {{note|The subject of this article is accessing, setting and naming developer versions. To learn about published {{rml}} versions and about our release policy, see [[dev:versions]].}} |
| == Download railML ==
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| === Current stable release === | | === Current stable release === |
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| In order to get the current stable {{rml}} package, go to {{site|https://www.railml.org/en/download.html|the Download section}} whilst logged on. | | In order to get the current stable {{rml}} package, go to {{site|https://www.railml.org/en/download.html|the Download section}} whilst logged on. |
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| The package consists of an zip archive containing:
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| * XML Schema files in <tt>schema</tt> folder; and
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| * HTML documentation in <tt>documentation</tt> folder
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| XML example files can be found on {{site|https://www.railml.org/en/user/exampledata.html}}.
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| '''Current stable releases are {{rml}} {{current|2}} and {{rml}} {{current|3}} respectively.''' | | '''Current stable releases are {{rml}} {{current|2}} and {{rml}} {{current|3}} respectively.''' |
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| | === Exchange a {{rml}} file based on unstable schemas === |
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| === Older stable releases ===
| | The following XML fragment shows how to exchange {{rml}} files using unstable {{rml}} schemas. |
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| Older officially released {{rml}} versions are archived {{site|https://www.railml.org/en/download.html|here}} (or go to {{site|https://www.railml.org}} and click ''Developers > Download'')
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| All schemes are zip archived.
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| === Developer unstable releases ===
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| Since railML 1.1 the development of railML can be publicly supervised through the public subversion repository located at {{site|https://svn.railml.org|railML's SVN|domain=svn}}.
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| Beginning on June 20<sup>th</sup>, 2016 the main branch is splitted to allow a parallel work for railML 2 and railML 3 development.
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| Therefore the structure is made like described below:
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| ''Please note: The old server at {{external|https://www.assembla.com/spaces/railML|www.assembla.com}} is not longer in use since March 2014.''
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| {{external|https://subversion.apache.org|Subversion}} is an open source version control system. All code changes are registered with date and time together with its commiter and a commit log message.
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| ==== Routine downloads ====
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| If you want to keep track of all code commits, you should use a subversion client. A read only access to the schemes is available at {{site|https://svn.railml.org|railML's SVN|domain=svn}}, any write access is possible only for the railML coordinators.
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| * Change to your local railML folder.
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| * First time: checkout the current repository (all changes since version 1.1).
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| *:<pre>svn co https://svn.railml.org/</pre>
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| * Further: update your local repository copy as often as you want (all recent changes since last svn update).
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| *:<pre>svn up https://svn.railml.org/</pre>
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| You get railML files according to its [[#Subversion_repository_folders | repository folders]].
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| ==== Most recent snapshot ====
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| If you don't run an subversion client, you can nevertheless get a copy of the most recent developer version.
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| Simply click ''Developer version'' on {{site|https://www.railml.org|the {{rml}} homepage}} to download an zip archive of repositories' [[#trunk | <tt>trunk</tt> folder]].
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| The zip archive contains:
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| * Current XML Schema files in <tt>schema</tt> folder
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| * Current XML example files in <tt>examples</tt> folder
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| * Current defect XML sample files for semantic validation purposes in <tt>defectSamples</tt> folder
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| * blank <tt>documentation</tt> folder
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| ==== Exchange a railML file based on unstable schemas ====
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| The following XML fragment shows how to exchange railML files using unstable railML schemas.
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| For more information on how to use version numbers and namespaces, see [[dev:versions|Recommendations on version numbers]]. | | For more information on how to use version numbers and namespaces, see [[dev:versions|Recommendations on version numbers]]. |
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| The /trunk/ directory contains the source files that the next public and stable project release is based on.
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| The /tags/ directory contains snapshots of public and stable project versions that have been released.
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| ==Note on legacy SVN commits== | | ==Note on legacy SVN commits== |
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Part of the article content is outdated since 2022. SVN is not longer in use; railML®'s Gitlab structure is different. Please update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information. Possibly, you will find further details on the discussion page. Coordination (talk) 11:37, 26 September 2022 (CEST)
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The subject of this article is accessing, setting and naming developer versions. To learn about published railML® versions and about our release policy, see dev:versions.
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Current stable release
In order to get the current stable railML® package, go to the Download section (link to the railML® website) whilst logged on.
Current stable releases are railML® 2.5 and railML® 3.2 respectively.
Exchange a railML® file based on unstable schemas
The following XML fragment shows how to exchange railML® files using unstable railML® schemas.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<railml version="2.1r416"
xmlns="https://www.railml.org/schemas/2011"
xmlns:xsi="https://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:schemaLocation="https://www.railml.org/schemas/2011 https://svn.railml.org/export/416/trunk/schema/railML.xsd">
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</railml>
- Use the last released version number plus the current SVN number: version="2.1r416"
- Use the last released namespace
- as default namespace: xmlns="https://www.railml.org/schemas/2011"
- as prefixed namespace: xmlns:rail="https://www.railml.org/schemas/2011" (not shown above)
- Use the appropriate web-based Schema location at railML.org: xsi:schemaLocation="https://www.railml.org/schemas/2011 https://svn.railml.org/export/416/trunk/schema/railML.xsd"
For local validation purposes, see Local versus web-based validation (XML catalogs and XML namespaces)
For more information on how to use version numbers and namespaces, see Recommendations on version numbers.
Note on legacy SVN commits
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In 2021 the railML® development was migrated from SVN ( ) to GitLab (). Identical commits have different numbers on SVN and GitLab respectively. Template:SVN still allows to find SVN commit numbers in GitLab via the search function. For instance SVN commit 416 corresponds to GitLab commit 5f735749. You will be directed to a search page, where the (usually unique) hit can be clicked or the commitment number can be copied. E.g. {{SVN|416|2}} [416] will present a page linking to the page of GitLab commit {{commit|5f735749}} [5f735749].
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