John Griessen wrote: > If you run buildout it checks out what you made changes to -- wiping > the changes. > Am I supposed to be using any particular version control with > buildout? It seems > to mention many kinds. right if you run buildout it checks if there are changes in some app or configuration and updates the executables, eggs, packages or whatever your bildout is composed of. you can use the version control you prefer for your buildout config and your apps, custom eggs or packages. if you want to store the buildout in a version control you need only 2 files to build everything. 1 bootstrap.py and 1 buildout.cfg, these two are enough to rebuild the whole project with all dependencies you specified in your .cfg file. there are a lot of things you can build with zc.buildout and you can extend your project with with x new parts. > > So, my buildout.cfg looks like: > > [buildout] > eggs-directory = /home/john/buildout/eggs > extensions = mr.developer > sources = sources > auto-checkout = django-mptt > > parts = > django > > eggs = > mock > django-notification > django-page-cms > django-haystack > > [sources] > django-mptt = svn http://django-mptt.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ > path=django-mptt > > [django] > recipe = djangorecipe > version = 1.1.1 > settings = development > urls = > > > http://code.google.com/p/django-messages/source/browse/#svn/branches/messages-0.4.x > > what is this url part doing? > wsgi = true > eggs = ${buildout:eggs} > project = cottagematic_com > > > Should my project go under sources? > Should I start using svn or git on my project dirs and add and > commit? (trying this next) create a clean django_buildout with paster (easy_install fez.djangoskel) and commit the created directory. dont commit after you already run python bootstrap.py or ./bin/buildout , you would commit unnecessary stuff which can be rebuild whenever you want. > > thanks, > > John > i hope i was clear enough...
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