I have a problem I would like to get an expert opinion on.
If I have a module in the repository like this:
+-M-A
|
+-S-A1
| |
| + S-A11
| |
| + S-A111
|
+ S-A2
| |
| + S-A21
| |
| + S-A211
|
+ S-B1
|
+ S-B11
|
+ S-B111
Picture this event sequence:
---Delete S-A2 and S-B1 all files and subdirs of them from the repository.
---Import S-A2 and S-B1 back into the repository with all files an
subdirs as two independent modules.
---Set up an entry in the modules file looking like this:
M-A &S-A2 &S-B1
---If I checkout M-A, do I get a working dir where S-A2, and S-B1 with
subdirs and files are created as subdirs of the working copy of M-A.
---If I do some changes to a file in S-A211, will a commit of M-A allso
commit the changes to S-A2?
---When I later tag S-A2 with v1, and M-A with v1_2, will tag v1_2 allso
be set on S-A2?
---Will merges from a branch of M-A allso affect S-A2?
---Do the tags on M-A have to be unique in the repository, or just for
the module.
---Can I use v1 as a tag on S-A2 *and* on M-A and have them treated as
separate tags when merging branches on M-A?
Sorry for the long message, and the many questions, but I want to get
this right, so I avoid problems in the future. I allready have made the
mistake of importing S-A2 and S-B1 as subdirs of M-A even though they
are separate subprograms of M-A with separate tags and version
numberings and release numbers.
Thanks in advance...
Regards Olav!
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