On 27-Oct-05, at 12:07 PM, Joseph A. Caputo wrote:
Managing simultaneous RPM-based and locally compiled installations of any software package is pretty tricky. You might find it easier to simply manage multiple locally-compiled versions, with one of them being a stable release (say 0.18.1) that you've compiled from source.
If your locally compiled version is tracking svn there's also the problem of schema changes which happen often enough in myth. Once you get one your stable release becomes useless and you're tied to the local build. A few months ago there was some discussion about maintaining backward compatibility but the final word was it isn't worth the bother.
For my setup I adapted the debian source packages to build with current svn and create new debs whenever an interesting feature gets checked in. You just have to watch the dev/commits list and hang back whenever a disruptive change makes it in which isn't very often.
- George
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