Re: [Bashburn-info] BashBurn branches

[Steven W. O. <st...@sy...>]

On Friday, Sep 12th 2008 at 10:34 -0000, quoth Anders Lind?n:

=>fre 2008-09-12 klockan 15:09 +0100 skrev Nick Warne:
=>> On Fri, 12 Sep 2008 01:28:31 +0200
=>> Anders Lind?n <and...@gm...> wrote:
=>> 
=>> > Ok, I created branches on the svn repo. The branch trunk is where
=>> > anything goes. Things are allowed to break there.
=>> > 
=>> > In the releases directory we will create a branch when it's time to
=>> > stabilize for a release. I added a 3.0 directory there now which is
=>> > where we will just make sure things work. No new features are allowed
=>> > to be added in releases, only bugfixes.
=>> > 
=>> > So, the gettextification will take place in trunk, and just
=>> > stabilization and bug fixing in releases/3.0. When we think things are
=>> > stable enough, I'll create a release from the release/3.0 branch and
=>> > post it to the webpage.
=>> > 
=>> > Oh, and if I messed something up let me know. I'm no master of svn.
=>> 
=>> Good stuff - all appears to work fine.
=>> 
=>> Anders, I guess you are the one that decides what goes into the releases
=>> tree[s], and the rest of us just use the trunk?
=>> 
=>> Nick
=>
=>I think that when we all think it's time for a release I'll create a
=>branch with that name. What goes in there is up to all of us but I
=>suggest that only bugfixes and things like translation updates are
=>allowed in there. Nothing new should go in there unless you can give a
=>really good reason why it should.
=>Sounds good to you guys?

Sounds good to me. But since I haven't read the book yet, how do I access 
the branch?

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