Re: [Firebird-docs] Firebird 3.x Documentation

2013-08-21 Thread Paul Vinkenoog
Hi Norman, > Is it possible to set up a branch under the trunk and another under > the same position in the B_Release? Or is that not possible. Yes, you can set up branches on branches, and branches on branches on branches, and so on. But "the same position" is not defined between branches and t

Re: [Firebird-docs] Firebird 3.x Documentation

2013-08-20 Thread Norman Dunbar
Hi Paul, Re your questions on the branching set up for V3 docs. I'm not a CVS expert by any means, so if I'm being stupid in what follows, just laugh and ignore me! ;-) Is it possible to set up a branch under the trunk and another under the same position in the B_Release? Or is that not possi

Re: [Firebird-docs] Firebird 3.x Documentation

2013-08-20 Thread Paul Vinkenoog
Hi all, > > Are the benefits worth the trouble? And what happens with our history > > if we move to git? > I don't know this. There are tools to migrate Subversion, for example, > that I know of. I don';t know of a CVS one nor whether the history comes > too. > > I think a V3 branch in the existi

Re: [Firebird-docs] Firebird 3.x Documentation

2013-08-13 Thread Norman Dunbar
On 13/08/13 10:24, Paul Vinkenoog wrote: > Are there any opinions on this? My own knowledge of git is zero. Mine is slightly better than zero. I quite like git and subversion, but they are completely different beasts. Git has the advantage that I can do work and commit stuff even though my inter

Re: [Firebird-docs] Firebird 3.x Documentation

2013-08-13 Thread Dmitry Yemanov
13.08.2013 13:24, Paul Vinkenoog wrote: > > Are there any opinions on this? My own knowledge of git is zero. I see zero value in switching, especially with our huge number of changes being committed daily Dmitry -- G

Re: [Firebird-docs] Firebird 3.x Documentation

2013-08-13 Thread Paul Vinkenoog
Hi all, >I would suggest to move all documentation to git on sf.net or github , >it is a lot easier to manage branches also faster and use firebird >type of branches > >master-> firebird 3.x devel >firebird_2.5 -> firebird 2.5 documentation >firebird_2.1 -> firebird 2.1 documentation > >https://gi

Re: [Firebird-docs] Firebird 3.x Documentation

2013-08-08 Thread marius adrian popa
I would suggest to move all documentation to git on sf.net or github , it is a lot easier to manage branches also faster and use firebird type of branches master-> firebird 3.x devel firebird_2.5 -> firebird 2.5 documentation firebird_2.1 -> firebird 2.1 documentation https://github.com/asfernand

Re: [Firebird-docs] Firebird 3.x Documentation

2013-08-07 Thread Paul Vinkenoog
Hi Norman, >I've been reading through the Firebird 3 (Alpha) Release Notes this >morning and I'm seeing a few changes over and above previous versions. > >I am suggesting that we start afresh (!) from this release with our >documents. I know this might be extra work and we all suffer from a lack >

[Firebird-docs] Firebird 3.x Documentation

2013-08-07 Thread Norman Dunbar
Morning all, I've been reading through the Firebird 3 (Alpha) Release Notes this morning and I'm seeing a few changes over and above previous versions. I am suggesting that we start afresh (!) from this release with our documents. I know this might be extra work and we all suffer from a lack o