I decided to implement a Continuous Integration project. I downloaded a copy of CI Factory and went looking for a free subversion server.
Berlios.de has a good plan so I signed up and started to configure my environment. I also downloaded TortiseSVN with the hope of integrating Windows Explorer with Subversion.
Here is where the trouble began...
BerliOS uses ssh so I decided to use Putty for this. I went into TortiseSVN settings and pointed it at Putty.exe. This resulted in "Invalid Port Number" errors popping up one after the other in a stream of modal windows. Fortunately, I resolved that error by just removing the TortiseSVN ssh client setting and leaving it blank.
Now I get the username and password login, but it finds no repository. I'm going to track down that error as well - dammit!
Reskilling for the Full-stack and documenting things I am trying out, learning and doing in that space.
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