From: Steffen R. <ste...@sy...> - 2001-07-16 13:33:14
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Konstantin Chuguev <Kon...@da...> writes: ... > > I would suggest a scheme where upper case tags are applied to > > releases, and lower case tags are branches. > > > > e.g.: > > REL-1-10ALPHA3 > > REL-1-11 > > ... > > openldap-1-api > > ... > > > Are you sure the tags are case sensitive? Yes. > The other thing: I'd personally prefer (I'm not insisting though :-) "_" > instead of "-". Works for me too :-) (I was used to "." for separating parts of tags, but this works with ClearCase, not with CVS, so I started to use - instead...) > In any case, if we're going to have branches dependant on the OpenLDAP > API support, they could be called just OPENLDAP_1 or similar, while > releases could be named REL_1_11 and REL_1_10. I think it is better to have some naming convention which distinguishes branches from releases. E.g. "openldap_1_branch". > Unfortunately, I don't have enough experience in CVS to make branches. > Could somebody do that? cvs tag -b <branchname> vs. cvs tag <tagname> I don't have access to CVS... /steffen -- ste...@sy... <> Gravity is a myth -- the Earth sucks! |