Silvio <[email protected]> writes:

> I forgot to specify the cfg file here (as I don't usually do) and it
> didn't work.  So I added a buildout.cfg that loads 316.cfg to be used
> as a default for the latest supported version.

The "buildout.cfg" used to be the one for Plone 2.5.5, which was never
the version I wanted, and I got tired of ruining my buildout every time
that I forgot and re-ran "buildout" without any arguments. :-)

My vote would be against a default "buildout.cfg" in Subversion if we're
going to support multiple versions of Plone; it just makes it too
dangerous, in my opinion, for people working on some other version.  If
you run "buildout" without choosing a version, that error message is
necessary to remind you that the choice must be made.

However, I happily encourage *local* symlinks that we each make from
"buildout.cfg" to the version we're currently working on.

Anyway, that's just my vote. :-) I know that's not how things have been
working in trunk, so I'd assumed that this change would disappear once
my branch is merged then destroyed.

-- 
Brandon Craig Rhodes   [email protected]   http://rhodesmill.org/brandon

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