> From: Ian MacLean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 4:13 PM
>
> I tend to agree. Is this what other open source projects are
> doing ? And etc
Basically, yes.
The mainline is always for forward development, while branches
are reserved for fixes to release drops.
As far as maintaining multiple releases of a product, in my
devRoot workspace, I create a <productRoot> directory.
Then I check out the release branches into sub directories.
eg: (one scenario)
/devRoot
/nant-dev
/1.0
/nant <- branch: nant--1_0--main--br
/1.5
/nant <- branch: nant--1_5--1_0--br
/2.0
/nant <- branch: nant--2_0--main--br
/mainline
/nant <- branch: HEAD
See:
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