I want to take a snapshot of a body of code. According to the manual, I need
to set a complex tag, which will copy from the source directory to another
location. What is the convention for structure and naming of tag
directories? The structure for the code repository is described below. I
would like to create a snapshot of, in this example, /myProject2/. Should I
create a directory named /tag/ at the same level as /Java/ and /Cpp/? or
create /tab/ under /Java/ and /Cpp/? or another way? Should the directory be
called /tag/, /copy/, /version1.0/?
/usr/local/subversion-repository/
--/code/
---- /Java/
------/myProject1/
--------/dir1/
----------myFile1.java
----------myFile2.java
----------myFile3.java
--------/dir2/
----------myFile1.java
----------myFile2.java
----------myFile3.java
----/Cpp/
------/myProject2/
--------/dir1/
----------myFile1.cpp
----------myFile2.cpp
----------myFile3.cpp
--------/dir2/
----------myFile1.cpp
----------myFile2.cpp
----------myFile3.cpp
--------/dir3/
----------myFile1.cpp
----------myFile2.cpp
----------myFile3.cpp
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Received on Tue Jun 20 22:47:47 2006