gnome 2.6 packaging strategy
Ok. I'm all ready to go on gnome 2.6 packaging. I feel its best if I
start off now using the gargnome garballs for upstream, does everyone
agree with this? In terms of subversion managemnt, should i branch the
whole packages directory, or shoudl i branch each project sepaeratley?
I'm a little confused besause we don't seem to use a standard subversion
directory layout (/usr/share/doc/svn-buildpackage/HOWTO.[html|pdf]). Of
course, due to the wonders of subversion, changing the directory layout
is pain-free (Hurrah! Die CVS!... *ahem*). The qustion is, how shoudl we
arrange it? Should we use a (usual kind of) structure like:
packages/
trunk/
branches/2.4/
tags/
where trunk corresponds to gnome-mainline (i.e. 2.6) or would something
like
gnome-2.6/
packages/
tools/
gnome-2.4/
packages/
tools/
suit us better? (howeevr this doent make clear which are branches or are
mainline)
Thanks
Rob Taylor
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