Shawn Oster wrote:
[snip]
> There are 3 main modules all related to my project, let's call it phoenix
> for a good generic name.
>
> \phoenix\ - entire project
> \phoenix\activex\ - activex used by our web-site
> \phoenix\app\ - stand-alone version of project
> \phoenix\common\ - common code-base shared by both projects
>
> Underneath \app and \activex I have folders with test suites, classes\forms
> only used by those modules, ant build scripts, etc. I'm coming from a
> Visual SourceSafe background without the trunk\branches\tags structure and
> I'm wondering how to apply it to this project. The \activex and \app get
> built and released at different times so I may have 4 or 5 tags for the
> activex while only 1 tag in that same time frame for app. Where in such a
> structure do you put the trunk\branches\tags folders?
You have several possibilities:
if you create the folder phoenix under /trunk then:
- whenever you create a tag, create it from \phoenix and not from a
subfolder.
- create project subfolders under \branches and \tags for each
subproject, then you can create tags under those subfolders and refer to
those
Or you could create the following structure:
\phoenix\activex\trunk
\phoenix\activex\branches
\phoenix\activex\tags
\phoenix\app\trunk
...
Stefan
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Received on Mon Jul 12 22:16:30 2004