One suggestion I found useful was in a blog or tutorial. Leave your
application files in one directory, and put each core cake code
version in an adjacent directory. Make sure to leave the version in
the directory name. Then you can modify your webroot/index.php and
look for the define of CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH, and change that to the
current version directory. That allows you to change the version of
core code you're using quickly and easily. For example, my include
path line currently reads:
define('CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH', ROOT . DS . 'src'. DS .
'cake_1.2.0.6311-beta');
To change to a new version, I could just unzip/untar/checkout the new
version in my src directory, change that line, and my application
would point to the new core code. (I created a src directory in the
same directory as my applications, and save each new version I use in
the src directory for easier management, but thats just my
preference.)
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