Re: New User - Importing a project with active changes

Alan,

On 05/02/2008, Alan Saunders <ADS_at_tigersolv.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> The development environment here is extremely fluid, with several developers
> working on different (sometimes exclusive, sometimes overlapping) and
> independent developments within the larger project, or simply debugging or
> bug fixing prior to release or on a customer bug report.
> I envisage all bug-fixing operations to be carried out in the Current
> (trunk) area, whilst new features/functionality are carried out in the
> developer areas. As the application is very extensive, and makes great use
> of both common code, and common feature setting areas any of which could be
> changed in a feature development, it is essential that these changes don't
> break either the current branch, or any other developers code. In this
> scenario, each developer would complete his/her work, compilation testing
> etc., make it available for peer review and testing, and when complete merge
> back to the current when it is solid and stable.

Not sure why you bring this up, because it is exactly why you would
create branches inside the repository.

My explanation was aimed at a method you can use to 'import' the
branches after the initial import of 'current' is done: via a
temporary working copy with a checkout of the entire repository.

-- 
Regards,
Jean-Marc
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