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From: | Sheldon Gill |
Subject: | Re: Repository change to SVN, Jan 28th |
Date: | Sun, 22 Jan 2006 23:42:58 +0800 |
User-agent: | Mozilla Thunderbird 1.0.6 (Windows/20050716) |
Fred Kiefer wrote:
I also think that with the new possibilities of SVN there come a few more rules that we need to set up and follow. We expect that SVN will make it easier to have multiple branches with actual development going on. Now what will be the rules for merging this branches back into the main trunk? At work we are using ClearCase and have rather complicated procedures that have to be followed to make this step save. Something simpler might be enough for GNUstep. At least all changes from the trunk need to be merged down first, conficts resolved and the code tested. Then a review could happen, before the changes get actually merged.
Actually, I think Fred has raised a good point here. We do, I think, need some clarification about branches and merging back to trunk. A few additional rules and guidelines may be useful. I've some questions:
- are we going to stick with the SVN recommended 'trunk', 'branch' and 'tag' - how are branches to be named? What about sub-branches?- how are developers going to communicate about branches and what's going on in them?
- what goes into tag? When? - Are we going to import more vendor trees? (like ffcall, portaudio etc) Things to think about. Regards, Sheldon
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