Do you agree with such a branch layout and versioning?:
+ harbour - commit all new developments
|-+ harbour-1.0 - commit 1.0 fixes only ("1.0dev")
| +-- harbour-1.0.0RCn - read-only for RC release
| +-- harbour-1.0.n - read-only for final release
|
|-+ harbour-1.1 - commit 1.1 fixes only
| +-- harbour-1.1.0bn - read-only for beta release
| +-- harbour-1.1.0RCn - read-only for RC release
| +-- harbour-1.1.n - read-only for final release
|
|-+ harbour-2.0 - commit 2.0 fixes only
| +-- harbour-2.0.0bn - read-only for beta release
| +-- harbour-2.0.0RCn - read-only for RC release
| +-- harbour-2.0.n - read-only for final release
| ...
|
...
To emphases all that in the SVN tree, I propose this
layout:
main branch:
/trunk/harbour (what we have)
bugfix branches:
/branches/harbour-1.0
/branches/harbour-1.1
/branches/harbour-2.0
read-only "tags":
/tags/harbour-1.0.0RCn
/tags/harbour-1.1.0bn
/tags/harbour-1.1.0RCn
/tags/harbour-2.0.0bn
/tags/harbour-2.0.0RCn
(we already have all the old CVS "tags" here)
Opinions? Phil?
Brgds,
Viktor
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