Errm, do I seriously have to move to GIT? Ive barely got the hang of
using Versions app for SVN. Will it all just work still?

/n00b

On Jun 29, 4:34 pm, ch...@doesnthaveone.com wrote:
> I agree, I like developing in master and using tags as the primary method for 
> getting a specific release. If we also want to have a makaanga branch in 
> between the master / tagging process, that's fine too.
>
> Also remember that users are encouraged to use the habari/habari repo, which 
> has system set to check out the latest tag, not master.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: "Sean Coates" <s...@seancoates.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2011 10:41am
> To: habari-dev@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: [habari-dev] Re: Git-flow
>
> > Most users just want the latest release. So, if master is equivalent
> > to the latest tag, then all they ever have to do is "git pull" to get
> > the latest release. If releases just exist in tags, there is an extra
> > step to switch to the new tag.
>
> You can check out a specific branch when cloning with the --branch argument:
>
> git clone --branch makaangahttps://github.com/habari/habari.git
>
> (looking up how to spell "makaanga" is certainly an extra step, though (-: )
>
> If users are using git and not release tarballs, I'd expect them to know how 
> to switch branches.
>
> My preference is to develop in master and branch/tag for releases (and 
> features).
>
> S
>
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