[Quantlib-dev] Subversion glitches

[Luigi B. <lui...@gm...>]

Hi all,
	there are still a couple of glitches left after the migration to
Subversion. Here they are:

a) due to non-ASCII characters in a few past commit messages, "svn log"
is currently broken. I can fix it, but I'll need to take the repository
down for a day or two. I might be able to do it during the next weekend
or the one after, which means that you won't be able to commit on those
Saturday and Sunday. Any objections?

b) the migration tool we used preserved the branches and tags we had in
CVS based on their name. This means that, for instance, the latest
releases of QuantLib, QuantLib-SWIG and QuantLibXL all live in
branches/R000400f0-branch while the latest releases of ObjectHandler and
gensrc (which had a different version number) live in
branches/R000200f0-branch.  Starting with next release, Subversion will
make it more convenient to branch the whole trunk; therefore, the
branches for all modules would live in the same directory.  Should I
also regroup past branches so that all modules in sync for a particular
release live in the same directory (which would make it easy to checkout
all related modules at the right versions, but would make it a bit more
difficult to find where any particular ObjectHandler release lives) or
should I leave the repository as it is (which would make it easy to find
any specific release of ObjectHandler, but would make it a bit more
difficult to find what QuantLibXL version it relates to?)  Opinions?

Later,
	Luigi


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