Thanks Lieven,
My problem is that I'm totally new to subversion. (I'm a 20 year veteran
at software development tho.)
So its just the I'm working through the learning curve. The quickest
path through the learning curve
is to ask...
Thanks for the link. I'll be referencing it.
Cheers. Steve.
Lieven Govaerts wrote:
> This is somewhat how we manage the repositories for our teams. I explained
> our setup some time ago on the users list, you can find an archived copy
> here: http://svn.haxx.se/users/archive-2005-12/0887.shtml.
>
> What are the specific problems you have to set things up?
>
> regards,
>
> Lieven.
>
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Stephen Adler [mailto:adler@stephenadler.com]
>> Sent: zaterdag 19 augustus 2006 20:46
>> To: users@subversion.tigris.org
>> Subject: subversion based code development/management model
>>
>> Guys,
>>
>> I want to setup the following code development/management
>> model. To do so, I want to use subversion with the
>> appropriate access controls.
>>
>> The repository layout
>>
>> Trunk/
>> Tags/
>> Branches/
>>
>> To create a new project, the following must be done.
>>
>> 1) Create a template directory layout under Trunk/
>> -- Done by repository administrator
>> 2) Make a branch of the inital layout into the Branches
>> directory. Give Developer (group of developers)
>> read/write access to the branch.
>> -- Copy of initial layout into Branch done by repository
>> administrator
>> -- Developers have full read/write access to the Branch
>> to code and develop.
>> 3) When coders reach the stage of having a release candidate,
>> they tell the repository administrator to
>> make a release.
>> 3.1) Repository administrator merges the branch into the trunk.
>> -- this can only be done by the administrator
>> 4) Release Candidate is made, a copy from trunk to tags is made
>> -- this is only done by the release administrator. The
>> tagged release has only read access.
>>
>>
>> The idea being that there is a repository administrator who
>> has full access to the repository.
>> The developers only have read/write access to one designated
>> branch. A release is made by the developers telling the
>> repository administrator to merge the branch into the trunk
>> and then make a copy of that into the Tags area.
>>
>> Developers cannot create new top level branches. Developers
>> cannot merge into the trunk or make their own releases.
>>
>> My subversion repository is setup with https access. (i.e.
>> I've added the appropriate modules to apache 2.0 daemon.)
>> I've also setup authenticated access to the repository, but
>> its only at the top level of the repository (i.e. at the
>> Trunk/, Tags/ Branches/ level) So right now, if you have an
>> account on my system, you can do anything to any part of the
>> repository. Basically its wide open and there are no access controls.
>>
>> Any help and/or comments are greatly appreciated.
>>
>> Cheers. Steve.
>>
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