Hi, this is just my 2c, I am quite new to GNU-arch too.
Here at my company we moved to tla some two months ago, but had to drop it because we found it to be too buggy/problematic. Problems with permissions only gave cryptic errors and we found ourselves spending too much time with the tool, until we found Bazaar (http://bazaar.canonical.com). Bazaar is just another implementation of the same version control system with a better (at least to me) interface. tla projects can be easily moved to bazaar. And it works. On Friday 27 May 2005 11:51, Paolo Donadeo wrote: > 1) I have complex projects to manage, with many independent > sub-projects interacting each other. The idea is to use the > "Multi-tree Projects" feature as explained by mr. Lord, but I found > it's explanation quite obscure. Does exists some other documentation > about these features? How is it simple to add/remove a project > (category, in Arch lexicon, but please correct me if the case), or > merge a trees in this multi tree scenario? Here we do something similar, we maintain a main branch, the changes of which, we propagate to many other branches, and merging works well. > 2) A typical scenario here is this: many developers writes code and, > after a period of time, the code needs to be refactored. Tla of course > has the "mv" and "move" commands, but can I move files (very > important) and directories (not so important) across categories, in > the multi tree scenario described before, preserving the history of > changes? Merging of branches should do this for you, but moving stuff between projects cannot be done directly, at least to my knowledge. Regards, -- ___________________ Miguel de Benito. GignoSystem Europe Ltd. Affirma Business Center Office No. 30 Paseo de la Castellana, 164 (28046, Madrid) Tel:+34 917 885 723 | Mob:+34 667 791 179
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