Tom, I'm unable to reproduce this error. Could you send a screenshot of the "tree"
view of the
file branches?
As for a usage strategy--are you talking about a strategy for using the
branching/sharing
features?
First of all, I have some big ideas to improve the way branching is handled. Look
through the
devel list archives for details about that. But my strategy is to create different
"version"
folders under my main project folder. For example:
SourceJammer
--ver1.0
--ver1.1
--ver1.2
and so on.
When I'm ready to start work on ver1.1, what I do is share all the contents of ver1.0
to ver1.1.
Then, when I work on a ver1.1 file, I branch that file to 1.1. When I make a bug fix
in ver1.0,
however, I keep the file shared, so the bug fix is reflected in 1.0 and 1.1. That's
basically it.
I just branch (usually on checkin) as I work. And then I repeat the whole process
when I move to
ver1.2.
--Rob
--- Thomas Conte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All,
>
> I've been playing with Branching in SJ v2.1. I created a new file, Shared
> it then branched it and entered a version id of "v 2.1.1", then I shared
> that file to another directory and branched that version entering a version
> id of "2.1.2" (no v this time).
>
> When I view the file details I se the initial version and version v 2.1.1.
> The third version is there also but it does not have the 2.1.2 that I
> entered.
>
> Any ideas why?
>
> Also, has anyone documented a usage strategy tailored to SJ that they would
> be willing to share?
>
> Regards,
>
> Tom
>
>
> ----
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> Madison Research Corporation
> Phone: (937) 431-9045 x100
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> > BEGIN:VCARD
> VERSION:2.1
> N:Conte;Tom
> FN:Tom Conte (E-mail)
> ORG:Madison Research Corporation
> TITLE:Consulting Manager, Oracle Practice
> TEL;WORK;VOICE:(937) 885-0133
> TEL;CELL;VOICE:(937) 609-7186
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