On Wednesday, October 16, 2013 2:10:58 PM UTC-7, Dave S wrote:
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> On Wednesday, October 16, 2013 8:59:18 AM UTC-7, 黄祥 wrote:
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>> imho, you should use version control (git, subversion, mercurial, etc) to
>> take control for your code . and for change a running system, imho, u
>> should upgrade to the latest version (for bug fixing purpose, security
>> hole, etc), but test it carefully first before you upgrade your system (in
>> testing environment). for tutorial, what kind of version control do you
>> want to use? every version control have it's own way. e.g. git versioning
>> way is different with subversion or mercurial, please refer to the manual
>> on their website and documentation.
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> Note that web2py comes with mercurial ("hg") pre-installed and accessible
> from the admin app. Mercurial is pretty simple to use, and web2py wraps
> that for you so you don't have to much more than provide a description of
> your changeset and press a button. It's already installed in the current
> versions (my experience only goes back to 2.5.1).
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Oops, just the wrapper is in the current version. I happened to have it
already installed on my Fedora 16 (yeah, I know) system.
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> Mercurial is also a very capable VCS, so you can be sophisticated in your
> use of it. I am somewhat in-between ... what you might call an "everyday
> power user", using simple branching and tagging, and not yet into rebasing.
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> I'd recommend that you have a backup repository (which is simple to do) on
> another machine. But just doing an xcopy/rsynch of your web2py directory
> will provide one copy, and you already do backup your web2py directory
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/dps
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