Mike Taylor wrote:
Not sure if I can offer any *specific* guidelines.
The sandbox repository is where you can commit to so my understanding
was that you would checkout/export the trunk/chandler/ directory and
do an initial import into your sandbox as a starting point.
Bear is right: you put *whatever* you want in the sandbox, it's not part
of the Tinderboxes, there's no test run against it. It's basically a
facility so that you can have all the advantages of a source control
system without any of the hassle. It also makes it easy to share stuff
with others.
If you want to modify Chandler's code, you'll have to grab a version of
it, put it in there and work from it. You should do that from a QA
certified milestone (Xun used 6.1 but 0.7alpha2 is a better choice).
Hack and do commits without being afraid of breaking the official build.
For integration in the trunk, see with your mentor when you get there or
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Cheers,
- Philippe
On Jun 1, 2006, at 5:05 PM, Ashkan Soltani wrote:
Hey Mike
Can you give me a quick overview of how i should be working with the
sandbox (or direct me to the particular url).
I've already checked out a read-only copy of the chandler directory
using the instructions outlined on the
GettingChandler/SubversionGuidelines page. However, I'm not
completely clear on how I integrate my sandbox into this workflow.
Thanks again for setting this up. Please let me know if you have
more instruction.
-a
On Jun 1, 2006, at 11:51 AM, Mike Taylor wrote:
I have created directories in the sandbox repositories for them and
have also given them access to the svn server.
svn+ssh://svn.osafoundation.org/svn/sandbox/asoltani
svn+ssh://svn.osafoundation.org/svn/sandbox/xluo
On May 31, 2006, at 11:47 PM, Philippe Bossut wrote:
Mike Taylor wrote:
I can work on this tomorrow. All of the items are in place it's
just a matter of gathering the following information from each of
the people:
svn user id
ssh public key
Once I have that information I can create user id's and make the
appropriate entries to the access config files.
Excellent!
I saw that Ashkan already sent you those info. Xun, can you get
that to Mike?
Cheers,
- Philippe
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