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Re: Wrong usage of Subversion



|| On Thu, 15 Jul 2004 16:47:39 +0200 (CEST)
|| Andreas Tille <tillea@rki.de> wrote: 

at> On Thu, 15 Jul 2004, Otavio Salvador wrote:
>> Always when we stop to work in one stable version, like 0.3.x versions
>> and start to work in one new grant version we should make a
>> branch. With this, we can manage what was changed after the branch
>> point and merge in trunk/ while we keep all logged.
at> I should definitely read the docs before but I wanted to get something
at> out before I leave for three weeks vacation.  My simple minded opinion
at> was once we have released files all is fine - but you are right.

No problem. I know you tried to solve things.

>> Another issue, tag. Every release should have a tag. Last two releases
>> lost it. We doesn't have any new tag in cdd/tags/.
>> 
>> If someone needs help to deal with it, please, call me.
at> Obviousely I'm the man who needs some advise because I'm the only one
at> who does currently (dirty!) stuff in SVN.  So please tell me what exactly
at> do I have to do to make this clean (how to create a branch etc.)

Is very easy.

To make a branch you need copy the repository to
cdd/branchs/<name>. For example:

If you want to crate a branch from trunk at revision r111 (all, for
example) you do:

svn cp -r111 svn+ssh://svn.debian.org/svn/cdd/cdd/trunk svn+ssh://svn.debian.org/svn/cdd/cdd/branches/0.3.x

Or, you can use without a strict revision so the last revision is
used, this works to most of cases.

To tag a release, is the same but you copy it to
cdd/tags/version. Very easy.

at> I'm afraid that I have to continue with the stuff I'm currently doing
at> in the project/med branch and I guess my current trouble to name directories
at> the same as there were files formerly are a part of my missuse problem.
at> At least in the project/med tree I regard this as my own personal problem
at> and this is what I will fight to an end this afternoon, but I'm more than
at> willing to learn the way how to do this right in the future.  Just be
at> my teacher.

No problem.

Do you have some more "direct" way to me contact you? (like ICQ, IRC
or somelike?) so we can solve this small problems easily.

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