A fork from this fantastic SQL workbench
SQL Workbench/J doesn't follow a standard layout so this is the config you need to clone and be up to date with svn
[svn-remote "svn"]
url = http://sqlworkbench.mgm-tp.com/sqlworkbench
fetch = trunk/sqlworkbench:refs/remotes/origin/trunk
branches = branches/*:refs/remotes/origin/*
tags = tags/{build51,BUILD_54,BUILD_55,BUILD_57,BUILD_58,BUILD_61,BUILD_62,BUILD_63,BUILD_66,BUILD_67,BUILD_68,BUILD_69,BUILD_70,BUILD_72,BUILD_73,build_74,build_75,build_77,build_78,build_80,build_84,build_91,build_92,build_93,build_94,build_95,build_97,build_98,build_99,build_101}/sqlworkbench:refs/remotes/origin/tags/*
tags = tags/{build_103,build_105,build_107,build_109,build_110,build_115,build_117,build_11(,build_118,build_119,build_120,build_121,build_122}:refs/remotes/origin/tags/*
You need to fetch from last revision showed on git-svn-id
git svn fetch -r7491:HEAD
This is a powerful and useful project, for a regular basis work on SQL. Although it has a wide community and an active vcs, svn and ant seems a little odd this days and I feel not comfortable with that workflow. To improve or modify it I prefer git and maven management.
Anyway it will be a target for this fork to contribute upstream repo, so git-svn will be the base for development.
As this project is mavenized and some SQL engines are not on maven you need to install it yourself
Execute install_no_maven_dependencies.sh for that
- website: http://www.sql-workbench.net/
- manual: http://www.sql-workbench.net/manual/