Stephen Hahn wrote:
* Stephen Lau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007-02-05 17:40]:
(If that's confusing, let me know - I can draw the same whiteboard
drawing Danek drew for me which is clearer)
It seems to me that *someone* should draw it, and post it.
- Stephen
Attached.
If you look at the image, the central "spine" is the main tree. With
the branches coming off (tagged in blue). What I was trying to convey
is that we're used to "tip" being the most recent putback in the main
tree, i.e.: putback 6. In the branches case, if onnv_60 branched off,
and there were respins or backouts that came in *after* putback6 went
in, then "tip" would point to a changeset in the onnv_60 branch, rather
than the main branch.
cheers,
steve
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