Mark Thomas wrote:
William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
Contrawise, why wait, and why a tag? Usually most efforts (in order to
preserve history) branch from trunk or branches, whereas tags/* reflect
an endpoint (end of history). Simply branch from 6.0.x unless there are
dirty secrets buried in there :)
Because 6.0.15 (assuming it is stable) is intended to be the end of the
6.0.x branch. It is expected that the tag 6.0.15 == 6.0.x trunk.
Just to clear things up, I've made my share of svn mistakes, and using the
tags/* result for anything other than and endpoint is one that I lived to
regret (my doing, so my dogfood.)
Assuming cp /branches/6.0.x /tags/6.0.15 happened at r678123, it's vastly
still preferable to cp -r678123 /branches/6.0.x /trunk/ - that was my point,
not what code y'all are agreeing to use, nor how many trunks and branches
y'all want to struggle with :)
Consider all the recent rearrangement of tags/ you made, this isn't something
you want to have to struggle to unwind four years from now.
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