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Downloading GRASS Source

Table of Contents

  1. Packaged Source
  2. Weekly snapshots
  3. Subversion GRASS main source code repository
    1. GRASS 7
    2. GRASS 6.4
    3. GRASS 6.3
    4. GRASS 6.2
    5. Comitting code to SVN (developers with write access)
  4. Subversion GRASS Addons source code repository
  5. Subversion GRASS repository dumpstreams
  6. Online browseable live web interfaces to source code repository
  7. Historical CVS
  8. Compilation notes for various operating systems

Packaged Source

All source releases are available for download from:

Weekly snapshots

Subversion GRASS main source code repository

The GRASS GIS software lives in the ​Subversion source control system. It can be browsed online using the ​Browse Source button on the top bar. With the subversion client software installed, various versions can be accessed:

GRASS 7

The new development version of GRASS 7 can be extracted using the command: 

  svn checkout https://svn.osgeo.org/grass/grass/trunk grass_trunk

GRASS 6.4

To extract the current development branch version of GRASS 6 (leading to 6.4.0 stable) use the command: 

  svn checkout https://svn.osgeo.org/grass/grass/branches/develbranch_6 grass6_devel

If you have a local trunk version and want to continue with GRASS 6 development, read here to easily switch to this GRASS 6.4 development branch.

GRASS 6.3

To extract the current release branch version (technology preview) use the command: 

  svn checkout https://svn.osgeo.org/grass/grass/branches/releasebranch_6_3 grass63_release

GRASS 6.2

To extract the old stable version use the command: 

  svn checkout https://svn.osgeo.org/grass/grass/branches/releasebranch_6_2 grass62_release

Note: Write access to the Subversion repository is governed by ​RFC 2: Legal aspects of code contributions. Committers should take care to use https for access, and use their ​OSGeo Userid for authentication.

Comitting code to SVN (developers with write access)

A commit command might look something like: 

  svn commit -m "Distinguish between raster and vector backends (bug #999)" main.c --username glynn

After your first commit SVN will remember your OSGeo user id and password so --username only has be used the first time.

To add a new directory, please use (after checking that tmp files were removed and file permissions are appropriate): 

  svn add newdir
  svn commit -m "New xyz functionality uploaded" newdir

Subversion GRASS Addons source code repository

With the subversion client software installed, the current GRASS Addons can be extracted using the command: 

  svn checkout https://svn.osgeo.org/grass/grass-addons grass-addons

Update access to the Subversion Addons repository is governed by ​RFC 2: Legal aspects of code contributions. Committers should take care to use https for access, and use their ​OSGeo Userid for authentication. A commit command might look something like: 

  svn commit -m "Stereo DEM creation" main.c --username glynn

After your first commit SVN will remember your OSGeo user id and password so --username only has be used the first time.

To add a new directory, please use (after checking that tmp files were removed and file permissions are appropriate): 

  svn add newdir
  svn commit -m "New xyz functionality uploaded" newdir

Subversion GRASS repository dumpstreams

Incremental dumpstreams of GRASS SVN repository are available at ​http://svn.osgeo.org/dumps/grass/.

Online browseable live web interfaces to source code repository

Historical CVS

A copy of GRASS-CVS has been saved ​here.

Compilation notes for various operating systems

Please see ​here.

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