Re: [RFC] Subversion 1.3 distribution tar slimmer?

--On August 31, 2005 6:53:22 PM -0500 Ben Collins-Sussman
<sussman@collab.net> wrote:

> I'm sort of confused... I'm like Justin, in that sure, whenever I get a
> new box, I "bootstrap" by building everything from scratch. But it's a
> one-time thing, right? You only have to hunt down the dependencies and
> install them exactly once. After that, subsequent upgrades of
> subversion keep on using the same dependencies; the ones in the
> extra-large tarball are either useless, ignored, or contradict what you
> already have installed...?

For me, it's two phases: 1) bootstrap with the current SVN release
including all bundled dependencies; 2) then replace all of the dependencies
and Subversion itself with current copies (i.e. trunk).

So, I have two sets of dirs: subversion-1.2.3 and
svn-trunk/apr-trunk/neon-trunk.

Once svn is installed, I don't care about the dependencies as I'll use the
current versions; but to bootstrap, it'd be annoying as I don't really want
to be compile every dependency twice - to fetch the latest release
independently and then upgrade everything again to trunk after I get SVN
installed. *shrug* -- justin

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Received on Thu Sep 1 02:02:17 2005