FYI I get SSL errors in Chromium when trying to access your SVN repository links. I get certificate errors from svn as well, but it does work if I temporarily accept.
Also, it's not a good idea to use the same URI for both your repositories and the plugins themselves (because descriptions of those two separate things will get mashed together and become unusable, among other reasons which can/will cause real problems). Better to carve out some namespace specifically for plugins. Ideally, hosting-wise, redirect those to something useful, or host something useful directly at that location, but that part doesn't actually matter. It is important to avoid separate things having the same URI, though.
FYI I get SSL errors in Chromium when trying to access your SVN repository links. I get certificate errors from svn as well, but it does work if I temporarily accept.
Also, it's not a good idea to use the same URI for both your repositories and the plugins themselves (because descriptions of those two separate things will get mashed together and become unusable, among other reasons which can/will cause real problems). Better to carve out some namespace specifically for plugins. Ideally, hosting-wise, redirect those to something useful, or host something useful directly at that location, but that part doesn't actually matter. It is important to avoid separate things having the same URI, though.