Jody Garnett a écrit :
> However noticing after the fact is kind of too late as far as the size
> of the svn repo goes. I wonder if we can set any triggers on svn to not
> let files over 50k be committed in any other path then **/sample-data/** ?
We could, but not all test data need to move to "sample-data" directory. Many
tests data are very specific to a particular module, and sharing them is more
tedious than it need to be. What need to be share in my opinion are data in a
"standard" format, like:
* Raster data (geotiff, arcgrid, etc.)
* Shapefiles and other vector data.
What doesn't need to be shared are data in a format which is specific to a
particular module or implementation, like:
* Test scripts in the referencing module.
* Serialized data (as of java.io.Serializable)
So it is a kind of case-by-case issue, but developpers should at least check
for
duplication before to commit a new file. If the data is a shapefile or a
geotiff
for instance, lets put them in "sample-data".
> Another idea would be to set up a maven plug-in that can fetch the
> larger sample data from a website (I think GeoServer did something like
> this for their configurations - talk to Justin).
Sould like an interresting alternative...
Martin
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