On 2/13/06, Katsu Tamura <katsu.tamura@heii.com> wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I've got a project where I'd like to have a moving label that I can apply to
> the most recent version of the code that has been validated for
> functionality. This would provide a stable baseline for people who want to
> update their local environment, and will still allow people to check code in
> while in intermediate phases of development. This moving label might be
> updated once a week and it would be dated and recorded for a software
> release.
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> I have been trying to implement this using the Tags/Branching utility for
> TortoiseSVN. I want to create an exact copy of the source code directory
> structure in a single file branch which would represent the moving label.
Creating a copy of the base directory for the tag would be correct.
Could be something like /tags/Product-Stable and every time there's a
new version that is stable you would delete /tags/Product-Stable and
copy over the new stable. The copy is a cheap operation which means
its quick and takes up a very small ammount of space.
> It seems that there is a conflict because the URL's are saved in the .svn
> dircotry. Can this be done without creating a new directory and a copy of
> all the files every time? Is there anyone who I could talk to about this
> matter?
>
If you used the method I mentioned above they would checkout the
/tags/Product-Stable location. Then when you delete this tag and copy
in the new tag, they would just need to do an svn update to pick up
what was associated with the new tag.
- Jody
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Received on Mon Feb 13 18:07:05 2006