On 6/5/06, Steven Lavallee <stvcinlav@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Thank you for the information.
>
> I do not understand how the code migrates to
> Production after it has been approved in QA. Not all
> of the code in a TAG for QA is approved. We have
> weekly migrations to Production how do pieces of the
> TAG get moved to Production?
How things migrate really is dictated by your team & process. SVN is
just a tool that holds your project artifacts. It doesn't enforce
anything that you don't set it up to (via hook scripts and/or process
management).
Only tag what's supposed to move to production. If you can't isolate
those elements, then you need to re-evaluate your strategy, your
source layout, or your choice of SCM tools. Or, create branches from
100% approved versions and ONLY change items that can be approved
(then tagged & released) within a week. But that will quickly become
a branch-management nightmare.
Perhaps if you could describe for us your full process, someone could
propose a more workable solution. Giving details in drips and drabs
will just prolong the confusion, and may send you down the wrong path.
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Received on Tue Jun 6 04:42:20 2006