I’m trying to get a nice repository structure happening and was
wondering what other people like to use.
I’m about ready to publish a rails app. This app now lives in
myapp/trunk
When this app goes live I will need to freeze it so I will copy
myapp/trunk to myapp/tags/release-1.0 (right?)
I also would like to get going on a new version which will break the
current version in many many ways. Where will I store this? I guess I
can use /myapp/branches/2.0 but what happens to myapp/trunk? And where
would I commit patches to version 1?
I’m trying to get a nice repository structure happening and was
wondering what other people like to use.
I’m about ready to publish a rails app. This app now lives in
myapp/trunk
When this app goes live I will need to freeze it so I will copy
myapp/trunk to myapp/tags/release-1.0 (right?)
I also would like to get going on a new version which will break the
current version in many many ways. Where will I store this? I guess I
can use /myapp/branches/2.0 but what happens to myapp/trunk? And where
would I commit patches to version 1?
Jeroen
I’d strongly recommend Pragmatic Version Control with Subversion from
the PragBookshelf. Mike Roberts has done a brilliant job of covering
exactly these kind fo questions/recipes/usage scenarios rather than just
a man page for the client and server.
If you go for the PDF or combo, you could have inside 10 minutes (if the
PDF Gnomes aren’t too busy).
A.
disclaimer: I don’t work for the Prags, but I love Mike Roberts like a
brother
myapp/trunk to myapp/tags/release-1.0 (right?)
exactly these kind fo questions/recipes/usage scenarios rather than just
a man page for the client and server.
If you go for the PDF or combo, you could have inside 10 minutes (if the
PDF Gnomes aren’t too busy).
A.
disclaimer: I don’t work for the Prags, but I love Mike Roberts like a
brother
That good hey
I’ll have a look, thanks!
Jeroen
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