| Rearrangement of repository [message #7077] |
Fri, 18 July 2008 13:16  |
Mohammad Al-Turany
Messages: 518
Registered: April 2004
Location: GSI, Germany
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From: *gsi.de
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Hi all,
The SVN repository will be rearranged today, to avoid
inconsistencies occuring during the transformation process, the read and
write access to the repository will be blocked from today 16 am CEST.
The work should be finished by Monday afternoon (21 July). You will be informed
once the repository will be available again.
The new SVN will looks like:
Fairroot/pandaroot/trunk
Fairroot/pandaroot/release
Fairroot/pandaroot/stable
Fairroot/pandaroot/development
The permissions for all will stay the same, based on the directory structure of the packages for the trunk, stable and release will have different permissions, and the development is read/write for every body, so every developer can make his own branch there and then merge it (or synchronize it) with the trunk and even remove it when he finished (if he likes!).
To check out the trunk (Head) one has to do:
svn co https//subversion.gsi.de/fairroot/pandaroot/trunk
Be careful if you call "svn co https//subversion.gsi.de/fairroot/pandaroot " you will check out every thing!! Which will take time!
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| Re: Rearrangement of repository [message #7089 is a reply to message #7088] |
Mon, 21 July 2008 19:32  |
Mohammad Al-Turany
Messages: 518
Registered: April 2004
Location: GSI, Germany
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first-grade participant |
From: *dip.t-dialin.net
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Hi Aida,
For now I just copy the head to trunk and stable, we discuss that sometime ago in the software meeting and the results can be summarized as following:
development is for your development just to keep track of what you do, it will not go through any tests or nightly build, usually people who plan big changes in the software copy the trunk there and works on it, and at some point they copy it back to the trunk.
For small changes one can work directly on the trunk, the trunk should at least compile, it will also be build nightly and the rule checker will also run on the trunk! and when you think it is now stable you copy it to the stable branch, where it should compile and run the test macros successfully!
People who only need to run some simulations or analysis and do not develop code should take either a release or the stable branch which could have new features that is still not in the last release!
regards
Mohammad
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