Flex wrote:
> Sounds stupid ye? ;)
>
> So... I'm checking out a project from a read-only repository. The
> project goes its way, it is a game in fact. However I'm making my own
> additions which suit me but not the general public and will not be
> applied. On some stage I'm transferring the project source on the
> public test server and do some tests and patches there in the wild.
> The problem is that the debug sessions take considerable amount of
> time and meanwhile, I'm still working on my pc, so it goes like:
(snip)
Have you considered making your own repository and keeping the main
project code in a vendor branch? I may not have completely understood
your setup, but the concept of "vendor branches" are used when you have
3rd party code coming in that you want to modify locally. When new
updates are released for the 3rd party project, copy them down to your
vendor branch, check in the changes, and merge the diffs with your trunk.
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/nightly/en/svn.advanced.vendorbr.html
-B
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Received on Thu Nov 2 04:22:39 2006