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Initial commit for EBCDIC Port

From: Mark Phippard <MarkP_at_softlanding.com>
Date: 2005-03-03 22:14:07 CET

I have been given commit access for the EBCDIC port. Before I set things
up and do our initial code dump, I wanted to be sure I am clear on what we
have decided for a structure.

I believe we settled on:

/branches/ebcdic/1.1.x
/branches/ebcdic/trunk
/tags/ebcdic/1.1.4

I wouldn't create "trunk" until we are ready to port to trunk.

Also do you have any guidelines/opinion on the initial code dump? Do you
want us to do it in one commit, or somehow try to break it into logical
chunks? I was thinking we ought to reserve the latter for when we start
trying to port this over to trunk. Ultimately the /branches/ebcdic/1.1.x
line is going to be a throwaway.

If we do one big code dump, do we need a detailed log message describing
every change to every file? We have changed almost every file in the main
libraries in some manner. I guess my preference would be to just do an
initial code dump with a minimal log message and then start to do things
the right way after that. Especially when we start working in
/branches/ebcdic/trunk.

Finally, we are getting real close to the finish line on getting
mod_dav_svn working. I probably will not do the initial code dump until
we get a little further. I know that you didn't want to see a bunch of
commits as we are working these issues out, so it would just keep things
cleaner.

Thanks

Mark

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