Sorry to be thick but the semantic difference between "tags" and
"branches" is really lost on me, especially using SVN since there's no
real differences between the 2...
So, why can't we have:
chandler/
branches/
0.6/
release-0.6/
IOW, what do we gain by adding one extra bifurcation in the tree?
I infer from the threads that "tags" are "non modifiable" but is that
something actively enforced or just a convention we decided to adopt?
Cheers,
- Philippe
Mike Taylor wrote:
On Feb 22, 2006, at 5:18 PM, Heikki Toivonen wrote:
Mike Taylor wrote:
What I see that needs to change to support Heikki's proposal is that I
would create the 0.6 branch/tag in the tags directory:
chandler/
tags/
0.6/
Yeah, this is my preference. Alternatively
chandler/
tags/
release-0.6/
to make it really clear.
This would also bring Chandler in line with Cosmo and Scooby - so for
me this gets a +1
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