From: Fernan A. <fe...@ii...> - 2006-10-17 18:29:19
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+----[ an...@ne... <an...@ne...> (17.Oct.2006 13:29): | | Quoting Fernan Aguero <fe...@ii...>: | | > After 3.5 there are many bugfixes, but no release tarball. | > Most of us are working off the svn repository. Not having a | > release tarball to go back to might make you feel | > uncomfortable | | Yes, that's why we choose the release tarball. Most of the software I have | been using from SVN is usually untested and far from production quality. | It seems that with GUS it's best to live on the bleeding edge instead: well, | that's good to know, so thanks for telling me :) in GUS the trunk is not the bleeding edge. The bleeding edge lives in the branches (for example the '3.6-Dev' branch of the GusSchema). I also had the same idea about software coming from version control repositories ... mostly based on the projects I knew at the time: a moving (unstable) trunk with one or more 'stable' branches. But, it seems like in GUS the development model is different: a stable trunk with one or more 'unstable' development branches. After knowing this, I've now come across many other projects using this model, so it's not only GUS that's using it. So I'd say that you're safe using the trunk ... at least until 3.6 comes out (because then the 3.6 branch will be merged to trunk, correct?. At least this is how I now understand it. Others please correct me if I'm wrong). But in any case you can always checkout a snapshot from any point back in time ... Fernan | > perhaps the upgrade.txt instructions in | > project_home/GusSchema/Definition/config/? | > | > I've never done this upgrade. Perhaps there are other | > upgrade instructions to follow ... | | I'll take a look, but probably I'd better start again from scratch; at least | I will be sure about which version I have. | | Thanks again, | | Antonio | +----] |