On 21/08/06, Martijn Dashorst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 8/20/06, Gwyn Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > (b) I *really* don't like the idea of tags for a particular version
> > being something other than tagging the particular revision used to
> > create the release.
>
> I haven't proposed anything other.
I wasn't sure, seeing the following, exactly what you meant by "start".
> > > tags/
> > > WICKET_1_2/ <- marking start of 1.2
> > > WICKET_1_2_1/ <- marking start of 1.2.1
I don't know where the proposal is now, but given your comments re the
streams of development, my preference would be for
trunk/ <- Common (site) development
branches/
WICKET_2_0/ <- 2.0 Development branch
WICKET_1_2/ <- 1.2 Development branch
WICKET_1_2_1/ <- 1.2.1. temporary release branch (delete
once released?)
sandbox/
whatever...
tags/
WICKET_1_2_0/ <- Marking 1.2[.0] release
WICKET_1_2_1/ <- Marking 1.2.1 release (=
branches/WICKET_1_2_1/'HEAD')
sandbox/
as above...
> repeat what I said on admin, this is *THE* way the pragmatic
> programmers tell you to build releases.
>
> I think committing release specifics to a development stream is an
> absolute wrong way of working. They also need to be rolled back after
> the release, adding manual effort to the process, and another
> possibility to make mistakes. Putting them inside a branch specific
> for the release, just as suggested by the pragmatic programmers,
> creates the possibilty for a reproducable build, minimizes the amount
> of work for the release builder.
Hmm - OK, if you're seeing that requirement, I guess...
Out of interest, though, what are the "release specifics". While I'm
not doing Wicket releases, with my own projects it's just the versions
in pom.xmls that I need to change, and there it's 1.N-SNAPSHOT -> 1.N
-> 1.N+1-SNAPSHOT, i.e. a progression not a rollback.
/Gwyn
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