There are two ways to acquire Sakai source code. You can choose to download a packaged *.zip or *tar.gz file from Sakai's release page or check out the code directly from our code repository using Subversion's (SVN) source control management system.
Sakai packaged releases
Packaged releases are available at
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Once, you have downloaded the code, choose a location to unpack the archive. When unpacked you will see a directory named sakai-src.
Sakai Subversion repository
Sakai source code can be checked out anonymously from our SVN repository. The latest development work is located in /trunk; stable releases can be found in /tags while maintenance and other work is performed in /branches.
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2.6 release tags
To checkout a stable release tag issue the following svn command from the terminal:
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svn co https://source.sakaiproject.org/svn/sakai/tags/sakai-2.6.0/ sakai-2.6.0 |
2-6-x maintenance branch
The latest bug fixes for a particular release can be found in our maintenance branches. Please note that certain maintenance branch fixes require database schema changes; see the Sakai Confluence Wiki 2-6-x branch summary for more information. You can check out the maintenance branch by issuing the following command from the terminal:
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svn co https://source.sakaiproject.org/svn/sakai/branches/sakai_2-6-x/ sakai_2-6-x |
2.6 contributed (Contrib) projects
Additional capabilities provided by Sakai Community members are available as "contrib" projects. These projects range from prototype efforts to mature tool and service releases such as the Universidade Fernando Pessoa's SiteStats tool or Etudes' Melete Lesson Builder tool.
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