I did, however I did mine in a slightly backdated version to "live".

I'll tell you what I did then see if SVN will "fix" it.
This is all my first experience with this kind of thing - previous software written by me has resided on my home machines with only one primary user

I pushed a version of liqbase to SVN.
I then continued to edit this version, however without having live SVN available, and ripped out a whole lot of things.

During this time, qwerty12 and GeneralAntilles very nicely ran through and built a base package and a bit of a webtemplate (which I *still* need to fill in).

But I could not get svn to work for me and had this extended version of liqbase running on my machine.

I have then spent the last couple of months with my head in the sand coding as time allows and have created what we have today.

I have not got svn or the packaging tools on my tablet anymore and I haven't wasted time trying.
This is what the call is for, i dont want to mess with svn or anything its not my forte and I will screw it up. I will however push the whole source onto my ftp tonight for a couple of silent supporters (you know who you are) to see if they can prepare everything for me.