For those of us that “roll our own”, can we consider the code that is being hosted at the QRVC SVN repository the most up to date?
As it stands now I always pull it from Digium’s server, but I’ll start pulling it from QRVC if this going to be the preferred repository moving forward.
Like the new bug tracking system, just signed up for an account 
tnx
Stephen
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Stephen Brown - ARS K1LNX
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Stephen - K1LNX wrote:
For those of us that "roll our own", can we consider the code that is being
hosted at the QRVC SVN repository the most up to date?As it stands now I always pull it from Digium's server, but I'll start
pulling it from QRVC if this going to be the preferred repository moving
forward.Like the new bug tracking system, just signed up for an account
tnx
Stephen------------------------------------------------------------------------
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There are some patches we need to make to Asterisk which have been very
difficult to get in to the Digium source tree due to the stricter code
review processes they have put in place. It used to be very easy to get
a patch merged, but now it is a lengthy process. The source code we host
on qrvc.com has all of the required patches, and is known to work with
app_rpt. App_rpt users should use the source tree on qrvc.com until
further notice.
Steve
WA6ZFT
