On Mar 31, 2005, at 12:25 AM, Muthu Gopal wrote:
> The development team commits the changes in the repository for each
> change request or defect fix. So let's say there are 3 defects
> affecting 15 files ( 5 files each),3 commits would be done by the
> development team. Out of these 15 files, 6 may be from java folder,4
> may be shell folder and another 5 from jsp folder. When they handover
> the sources, they ideally create a tag and ask the
> compilation/deployment team to pick-up sources using that tag. Since
> the compilation/deployment team would need only the files that are
> changed after the last deployment (but in the same directory tree
> structure), having the entire source set in the new tags would mean,
> the compilation team must execute the svn diff/log commands to pick up
> sources, instead of the straight forward svn update and windows copy.
What if the compilation team simply did a "svn switch" to the tag
branch?
Or what if they just did a merge to pick up the changes from the tag
branch?
It seems there are a few ways to get the changed files that don't
involve tagging *only* those files.
Scott
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Received on Thu Mar 31 21:25:30 2005