Hi all,
While what Stefaan says is of course true I would however like to add
that there aactually are some additional advantages to having seperate
repositories per package on Bitbucket:
* configuration of commit rights per package
* semi-automatic packaging for distribution
* more selective retrieval of packages of interest to users / developers
* independent evolution of packages in terms of tagging / versions
* unlimited size and number of repositories
* ...
All that being said, the seperation of dev and stable is only usefull if
and when "simple" fixes are correctly propagated. It's a big change, but
I'm sure in time we'll get used to it.
Best regards,
Hans
On 14/03/2011 15:47, Stefaan Vanbillemont wrote:
Hello all developers,
I'm busy testing some issues registered on our support website (bugs
and new features). So I created two clones on my localhost:
- bitbucket_stable
- bitbucket_dev
Problem I'm encountering right now is that most of the fixes are
comitted in the dev repos and not in the stable repos! This means that
our entire switch to stable/dev repositories has no effect.
So I kindly ask all developers to make sure they follow the workflow
we agreed on:
*1. bugs (with NO database changes) are commited to the stable repos
2. bugs (with database changes) & new features are commited to the dev
repos
3. before changing code in the dev repos please MERGE the dev code
from the stable code so bugfixes are included in your new development!
*
If we keep working like we do now the entire setup with multiple
stable/dev repos was a complete waste of time and we could have
sticked to Google Code.
In addition to that, when you update a support ticket to mark it as
fixed make sure you include in what type of repo it was fixed/developed.
Kind Regards,
Stefaan Vanbillemont
Directie Onderwijs - Digitaal Leren
Hogeschool Gent
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