First Alpha version is now available at my GitHub account under revolution and branch pgsql. Also a downloadable version can be found from my site, which requires less compiling due to having transport package set to packages already, but it is also bit chunkier.
Instructions how to use the Git version (Instructions modified from MODX git install, more exact instructions here:
http://rtfm.modx.com/display/revolution20/Git+Installation. Just change all the modxcms to lazylegs)
Git clone the revolution repository on GitHub at:
http://github.com/modxcms/revolution/ using this syntax:
Or, if you'd like to contribute back, fork it in your GitHub repository and clone that repository with and add the lazylegs/revolution repository as a remote called "upstream":
After you’ve got the git cloning done, you can switch to branch pgsql with command: git checkout pgsql
After this, almost everything is ready to go. But before actually could do something, you need to build transport packages (done in the downloadable package). This is pretty straight forward operation. Go to _build directory, copy build.config.sample.php to build.config.php and build.sample.properties to build.properties.php. Then edit both files to match your PostgreSQL server details, the properties.php has the postgre details at the bottom. Just change the database and username + password there.
After editing the file, exit the editor and run transport.core.php with browser or with php cli command.
Then you can go to your site setup/ directory and run the install. For charset and collation there is only one option each right now, am looking ways to get full list of options there. Also cause am not hundred percent sure. You might want to check config.core.php files that they point to right directory. I can’t remember if they are automagically generated with the setup; guess they are.
Downloadable archive
With the downloadable archive, you can go directly to setup. You can download the archive through this link:
http://lazylegs.info/xpdo-and-modx-development.html
I try to update the downloadable archive on daily basis like with Git where commit pushes can happen more than once per day.
To file a bug report, I would like to have as info as possible. I’ve set the xPDOObject to report the query what causes the error in full. So please check your error log. As most often the errors are just missing quote. Send the error report to my email
[email protected]. I try to setup some kind of bug reporting when I got time, but this is taking more time than I can use right now. If you got Git account, you can file a report through
https://github.com/lazylegs/revolution/issues
Thank you for all crash test dummies before even testing has begun.
[ed. note: lazylegs last edited this post 11 years, 9 months ago.]