Each branch has its own goals and tracks trunk accordingly. Pd-
extended tracks trunk with a merge before each release. The pd-devel
0.41.4 branch is currently only for the GUI rewrite effort and is
frozen on 0.41.4. Previous pd-devel branches were for other things.
Donno about desiredata or other branches.
.hc
On Aug 13, 2009, at 1:40 PM, Tim Jones wrote:
Ok. And all "core versions" are still derivatives of the SVN trunk,
right? Is pd-devel just supposed to be a more stable version of what's
in trunk?
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 8:45 AM, Hans-Christoph
Steiner<h...@at.or.at> wrote:
There are different core versions of pd: vanilla (miller's), devel,
extended, desiredata. Then there are all of the externals, docs,
etc.
Pd-extended includes all this stuff as part of each release so
everything
is then added to the pd-extended release branch. The externals,
docs, etc.
in the Pd-extended release branch then gets tweaks to make sure it
all works
well together as a package.
So if you want the whole tested, integrated Pd-extended package,
you should
use everything from the Pd-extended release branches.
.hc
On Aug 12, 2009, at 8:04 PM, Tim Jones wrote:
As the Gentoo pd-overlay is a little moldy, I was planning on
fixing some up
some of the ebuilds. I was a little bit confused by all the overlap
in svn,
though. What's the difference between the trunk and the pd-devel
branch?
pd-overlay also seemingly offers two choices: build pd-extended
(with all
its externals) in one process, or build pd-devel (or a numbered
version of
pd, src from M. Puckette's site) and then build the plugins
seperately, one
by one. Would there be any significant difference between these two
approaches? I like the modularity of the latter, having seperate
ebuilds for
each plugin. Also, what would be the best place in svn to get src
for the
externals themselves? /trunk/externals?
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