Hi everyone, I am not sure if anyone has problems with version controlling OS builds, aka, version control everything under build/<config name> Given that each build process takes approximately 8 hours long (or one work day), I want to add everything under build/<built target name> to a SVN repository so that the next time I checkout a version, I would not have to start from the beginning (building toolchain..etc...) In doing so, I change svn setting to ignore char files such as null,zero,loop*,random, and urandom; and import everything to a local svn server. However, if rebuilt the configured target, T2 SDE seems to remove all the .svn folders under /build/<built target name>. The next time I try to commit, SVN would complain that all of those .svn folders under /build/<built target name> are missing; hence causing the HEAD to be un-committable.
I am not sure what is the best way to version control the built os + T2 SDE. Let me know if you have recommendations. ps. I also tried git to version control built OS + T2 SDE because it doesn't generate footprint folders (.svn) in every directory. However, my experience with git has been very slow; so i decided not to use it. Thank you, Toan ----------------------------------------------------------- If you wish to unsubscribe from this mailing, send mail to [email protected] with a subject of: unsubscribe t2
