Mark Banner wrote:
On 28/07/2009 17:26, Serge Gautherie wrote:
Pulling from the same repository but using a tag to provide stability
to consumers like TBird and SeaMonkey is my preference. I assume that
is what is still done for NSS and NSPR?
Yes, and for cvs c-sdk too ;-)
No it isn't done for NSS and NSPR. They are still developed in cvs and
when they are upgraded the source gets merged into mozilla-central on hg
- which version is just tracked by the tags in cvs.
mozilla-central builds have everything included in hg, they didn't want
to go the multiple repository way because of the one or two extra steps
it would cause them to do - so they do duplicate the code (but the rule
is no-one checks into the nss/nspr directories apart for when upgrading).
Right, I mixed things up! :-(
NSPR & NSS: imported from tagged cvs into m-c repo (and m-1.9.1).
ldap c-sdk: pulled directly from tagged cvs into c-c working dir.
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