How to get a svn "account"

[Tuxfan]

Hi.
I wanted to do try to get in touch with STK. Building it from source worked - thank you for simplifying the building process.
As a next step I tried to create a new branch,

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svn cp https://supertuxkart.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/supertuxkart/main/trunk  https://supertuxkart.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/supertuxkart/main/branches/papercuts -m "Creating a new svn branch to try out some tweaks."


but failed when I was asked for a username and passwort.
I tried to login with my SourceForge account, but it didn't work.

Could you please help?

[Auria]

Yes we need to authorize you before you can branch it or commit (this is svn, not git!). We generally have no problem giving people access to a branch, but we might just want to know what you would like to work on

[Tuxfan]

At first: Don't expect too much. Then you won't get disappointed.
For some weeks I carried the idea that I would like to get involved in the STK project - as far as implementing a small feature and leaving the project again.
Until recently I was thinking of creating the 3 strikes battle AI. That was before the discussion about adding a new way to utilize the bubble gum item.
This seems to be a better project to start getting in touch with the STK project, since it seems easier to me.

Finally, don't expect too much - currently I do not have very much free time.

[antoine]

Well, I'll be cautiously optimistic. Good luck with it, and I'd definitely be interested if you post screenshots of your progress.

[hiker]

Hi,

we need your sourceforge ID in order to give you permission, and I ma happy to create a branch for you - you seem to know how to use SVN, which is a prerequisite

For some weeks I carried the idea that I would like to get involved in the STK project - as far as implementing a small feature and leaving the project again.
Until recently I was thinking of creating the 3 strikes battle AI. That was before the discussion about adding a new way to utilize the bubble gum item.
This seems to be a better project to start getting in touch with the STK project, since it seems easier to me.

That would definitely be easier - the battle AI is not trivial, it involves everything from the exporter to the code.

Cheers,
Joerg