From: Francesc A. <fa...@ca...> - 2004-12-08 18:27:40
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Hi *Norbert* ;) A Diumenge 05 Desembre 2004 13:59, Norbert Nemec va escriure: > I just realized that the branching in the CVS seems to be a bit mixed up:= When=20 > I pull pytables from CVS without any sophisticated branching options, I g= et=20 > an older version than the 0.9.1 which I can download as .tar.gz >=20 > For example, the last patch of AttributeSet.py (changing the behavior for= =20 > non-existant attributes) is in the .tar.gz but not in the MAIN branch of = the=20 > CVS. >=20 > In general, I do not really see, by the pytables CVS needs any branches a= t=20 > all. Branches are a nice thing if you want to fork of a experimental vers= ion=20 > that should be handled separated from the regular maintenance. I've decided to create a branch for 0.9 updates called Release-0_9_patches, and continue the development in MAIN for 1.0. The normal thing is to do some merges from branch Release-0_9_patches to MAIN with some frequence. > For the rather regular and centralized development of pytables one workin= g=20 > trunk containing all the patches should IMO be enough and help avoid some= =20 > confusion. Well, I've just followed the recommendations in: https://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs-1.11.16/cvs_5.html which clearly advocates for the solution that I've recently adopted and I must say that I find out this approach to be very useful. Cheers, =2D-=20 =46rancesc Altet Who's your data daddy? =A0PyTables |