Development  »  Getting Ogitor

Basically, there are two ways of getting Ogitor. Which way you want to choose depends on what you are planning to do: If you simple want to use or test Ogitor, then grab a precompiled release.

If you however want to compile and build Ogitor yourself, you need to grab the source code and have a look at the following instructions: Building Ogitor.

Precompiled Releases

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From Source

Mercurial

You can get the source code from: http://hg.ogitor.org/v0-4 (current stable) or http://hg.ogitor.org/development (unstable) If you're using TortoiseHg: rightclick somewhere and clone http://hg.ogitor.org/v0-4 Or, using the command-line: hg clone http://hg.ogitor.org/v0-4 ogitor for stable Ogitor. hg clone http://hg.ogitor.org/development ogitor for unstable Ogitor.

Bundles

Unbundle the above repositories using the following steps, substituting mozilla-central and comm-central as necessary:<br /> 1 – Create a new repository<br /> $ hg init mozilla-central<br /><br /> 2 – Unbundle it<br /> $ cd mozilla-central<br /> $ hg unbundle /<path>/<to>/mozilla-central.bundle<br /><br /> 3 – Tell Mercurial where you normally want to pull from by copying the following content into your mozilla-central/.hg/hgrc file:<br /> paths default = http://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/ <br /><br /> 4 – Pull the latest changes and update your local repository to the latest tip (this will overwrite any local patches you have).<br /><br /> $ hg pull && hg up -C default<br /> This way, the repositories should set up much faster if you have a flaky connection; you can always resume and verify your download if you are getting the bundle files.