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Spicebird source code is available for download in two forms - the release tarballs and the Subversion (SVN) source code repository. Mozilla source code containing Thunderbird and Lightning code is required to build Spicebird. Recent releases of Spicebird provide full source code tarball containing the Thunderbird, Lightning and Spicebird source code.

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Downloading Release Tarballs

This form of download is best for the users who want to build Spicebird of a particular release. Developers who intend to submit patches are recommended to get latest trunk code from SVN repository instead. The tarballs include everything corresponding to the respective releases but do not include the latest development work.

Spicebird Beta 0.7.1

Get either the Spicebird-code-only tarball or complete-with-mozilla tarball. If you get only the Spicebird code, you will need to get Mozilla code separately and patch it.

Spicebird Beta 0.7

Get either the Spicebird-code-only tarball or complete-with-mozilla tarball. If you get only the Spicebird code, you will need to get Mozilla code separately and patch it.

Spicebird Beta 0.4

Get the source tarball for Spicebird Beta 0.4.

Getting Source from the Subversion Repository

Subversion repository is primarily intended for the developers and hackers who want to play with the latest Spicebird code.

To checkout the bleeding edge source code of Spicebird (to a folder named collab):

$ svn co https://svn.spicebird.org/repos/collab/trunk collab

There are also many branches and tags which you might want to use when you checkout the source. A list of available branches and tags can be seen at https://svn.spicebird.org/viewvc/collab.

For example, to checkout the source code corresponding to the Spicebird Beta 0.7.1 release to a folder named collab-0.7.1:

$ svn co https://svn.spicebird.org/repos/collab/tags/0.7.1 collab-0.7.1

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