"Bill Tutt" <rassilon@lyra.org> writes:
> I agree that there isn't a good techincal argument for storing the GUID
> as a rev-prop. Sticking it in a file seems lame by comparison though.
> It's part of the repository, either stick it into a real BDB table and
> load/dump it, or be lazy and use a rev-prop on revision 0.
Just in case others got confused too, I'd like to point out a
conversational convention that's been useful in the Chicago office:
When talking about "filesystem" vs "repository", the former means just
the Berkeley DB tables in db/, and the latter means the whole
repository, that is, everything under db/'s *parent*.
As a general rule, we try to keep the filesystem a generic mechanism
for storing versioned trees, and put everything else into the
non-filesystem portion of the repository (see the second comment in
issue #1065 for a classic example of the distinction).
Bill, I'm assuming what you meant above is "It's part of the
filesystem". (I think it's fine to put it in a file in the top-level
repository dir, by the way; but it's a bit of a bikeshed anyway. This
post was more to facilitate smooth communications than argue one way
or the other.)
-K
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Received on Wed Jan 8 03:50:09 2003