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There are plenty of good reasons why one might need to synchronize all the branches of multiple repositories:

Introduction

Subversion is a decent version control program that does not require much thought to operate. Unfortunately, if you want to avoid clunky, unreviewable monster commits (a known worst practice), you will need third-party programs to prepare any non-trivial set of patches.

A first working version of the ImageJ2 Updater was integrated into the code base. This is an important step: the Updater can connect not only to the primary ImageJ2 update site, but to any number of update sites a user might configure. Likewise, advanced users may wish to set up their own update sites, which only requires a web site with either direct file access, or SSH/SFTP access (SFTP support was contributed by Jarek Sacha).

This is an experiment. I will write this blog entry in a completely non-technical style, just for fun. Hope you enjoy it, if not: stop reading.

The little sound flashes of the heater which it always makes when it automatically turns off because the desired temperature has been reached woke me up. Moving pictures play on the wall, painted by the blinds as a painter, painting with the bright rays of the early Sunday morning sun as paint.

My eyes slowly adjust to the beginnings of my day as the thoughts wander in from the far land of dreams.

ImageJA started out as a two-pronged project: