Martin Vermeer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

| > Right.
| 
| We have quite a set of branches already... are they all actual anymore?

No. (That was a rhetorical Q right?)

|    5928 lasgoutt            Jan 09  2003 BRANCH-1_2_X/
|    3897 lasgoutt            Apr 04  2002 BRANCH_1_1_6/
|   10803 lasgoutt            Feb 01 17:19 BRANCH_1_3_X/
|    4369 levon               Jun 12  2002 BRANCH_GUII/
|    1760 leeming             Mar 14  2001 BRANCH_MVC/
|    2284 leeming             Jul 19  2001 BRANCH_NATBIB/
|    7240 poenitz             Jul 04  2003 BRANCH_NOUPDATE/
|    1705 larsbj              Mar 07  2001 BRANCH_new_insets/
|    9351 baum                Dec 06  2004 BooktabBranch/
|    9297 abraunst            Nov 24  2004 CoordBranch/
|     141  ?                  Sep 27  1999 LyX-Team/
|     178 larsbj              Oct 07  1999 debugstream/
|     807 larsbj              Jun 12  2000 dialogbase/
|    1337 lasgoutt            Jan 15  2001 lyx-1_1_5/
|     194 larsbj              Oct 13  1999 pathswitch/
|     691 rae                 Apr 26  2000 rae/
|     319 larsbj              Nov 15  1999 runlatex/
|     158 larsbj              Oct 01  1999 string-switch/
| 
| Based on names, we see a mix of release branches, feature branches and
| one personal-name branch ;-)

On top level we should only have the active non-personal branches.
Personal branches should be moved to 'personal'¹ some appropriate
place. Obosolete branches shoudl be moved to 'obsolete'² (I don't
want to delete them, they would be so hard to find later then.)

One thing with subversion is that it is a lot easier to use branches,
and they are not slow as in cvs. I will at least create 5-8 branches
for myself. Stuff I work with, ideas, etc.

I also want to do some reorganization with the tags.

¹ Or propose abetter name please.

-- 
        Lgb

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