Nice. While it doesn't create any extra space in SVN, it (I believe) might duplicate the disk space used on the Apache web servers?
Or, perhaps the pub/sub (or is it sub/pub) mechanism recognizes an svn copy and creates a symbolic link :-) ? -Marshall On 6/25/2015 10:47 AM, Richard Eckart de Castilho wrote: > What I usually do is keep the individual releases in version folders. Then I > just "svn copy" the latest folder to "current". No extra space used. It is > basically a tag. > > I think this is what I have done in uimaFIT too. It is definitely how we've > been doing it back on Google Code. > > -- Richard > > On 25.06.2015, at 16:08, Marshall Schor <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi, I'd like to add a folder to our website, under docs/d/uimaj-current, that >> would be a way to have links that always referenced the current release. >> >> I see this has been done already for uimafit :-). My question: is there a >> way >> to do this with some kind of link, rather than putting the same thing there >> in >> two places? Ideally, when a new release is done, I'd like to put the docs >> in a >> folder e.g. uimaj-2.8.0, and then change uimaj-current to reference that. >> Any >> ideas how to do that with our current setup? >
