At 10:35 Uhr +1100 17.01.2002, Jeremy Higgs wrote: >On 17/1/02 10:29 AM, "Max Horn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> >>> The version of xfce in stable is old... I have compiled the >>>unstable version >>> of xfce fine, and I have had successful reports, but someone >>>complained of a >>> bus error, I think. >>> >>> Bit late to move it to stable now, though, to be included in 0.3.2.a :-/ >> >> Considering that 0.3.2a is out for almost 24h, yes, it's a bit later :) >> > >Just out of interest... What's the best way to move something from unstable >to stable?
First of course, you should make sure that the package is indeed fit for stable. This means you should have positive feedback from other users, the more, the better. Those shouldn't have just installed it, but actually used it. If you are in doubt, just ask on the fink-devel list what others think about a move for a given package. To perform the actual move, you just copy from the unstable tree to the stable tree, and cvs add the "new" file to the stable tree. In addition, you may want to remove the old reviison. >Also... (while I'm on the topic of CVS), if you want to 'resurrect' a file >that you've removed (cvs remove), what's the command to do that? I've seen >it done before... One way is to use the CVS web interface, and download the desired file revision there. To do it from command line, first find out the revision of the package you want (e.g. using "cvs log" or again, CVS web). Say it's revision 1.4. Then cd to the dir where it used to bem and enter this: cvs update -r 1.4 TheFileName.info HTH, Max -- ----------------------------------------------- Max Horn Software Developer email: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> phone: (+49) 6151-494890 _______________________________________________ Fink-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-devel
