Source trees

Source trees of MySQL products

If you want to closely follow the development process of a certain MySQL product, if you need to apply a certain patch not yet included in a released version, or if you simply want to take a closer look at the code behind it you may want to access the source trees of that product directly.

The MySQL GUI and Connector projects use the Subversion revision control system to maintain their source repositories. You can check out a copy of these by using svn checkout <URL> - see below for the available URLs. If, for some reason, you can't use Subversion, you can retrieve a copy by using wget -r <URL>.

The repositories are also available via the FishEye repository browser from here, if you just want to browse the code, check for differences or take a look at the history of a certain file.

The following repositories are available:

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• MySQL Connectors
  • MySQL Connector/J
  • MySQL Connector/MXJ
  • MySQL Connector/Net
  • MySQL Connector/ODBC 3
  • MySQL Connector/ODBC 5
• MySQL documentation
  • All MySQL documentation

Note: You'll see a revision number for the documentation repository when you browse the repository or issue an svn info command in a checked-out copy of the repository. That revision number does not match the revision numbers shown in documents that we make available at the MySQL documentation page. Do not assume that the repository if out of date if its revision number is less than the revision numbers shown in those documents.

• MySQL GUI Tools
  • Common GUI application code
  • MySQL Administrator
  • MySQL Migration Toolkit
  • MySQL Query Browser
  • MySQL Workbench
• MySQL installation on Windows
  • MySQL Instance Configuration Wizard
  • MySQL Windows Installer tools
• Other Applications/Tools
  • mysql-proxy
  • Eventum issue tracking system
  • MySQL ext/mysql->ext/mysqli Converter Tool

The MySQL server sources and some additional source trees can be found in the BitKeeper repositories hosted on http://mysql.bkbits.net/.

Refer to the manual for further info on how to work with the BitKeeper source trees.

Daily source snapshots of the MySQL Server and some other selected projects can be found on the daily snapshots page.

If you are interested in following the commit messages sent out for each modification of the source trees, take a look at the Commits mailing list. You can discuss code changes and patches on the Internals mailing list.