Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
Han-Wen Nienhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Releases are tagged via GUB; the darcs tags contain the ChangeLog
version number/date, which you can use to check out CVS.
Huh, I need the darcs repo to check out a cvs version? How would I
check-out 2.9.10 a year from now? What is the reason for not setting
the tag?
Because whether I can do a release is determined entirely on the GUB
side of things. By tagging in darcs I can be sure that every release I'm
shipping as a binary is the same as the one that I'm shipping as source.
The tags I've added manually in the past weren't exact: there were often
little differences because building the binary turned up new problems.
I can't tag CVS from GUB as it uses an anonymous checkout of CVS.
If it's a problem we should add a timestamp file or similar to each
binary build, so we can trace back exactly when a release was done.
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