Hello info-cvs, CVS is a really great program. I am using it since 09-2000 and I am so happy about this great product. Currently, i have not setup any branches yet, because i never felt to do this. But my project i am developing gets bigger and bigger, i am sure i could give out a CURRENT version. I want to create a STABLE, CURRENT, DEVEL and RELEASE branch as well, but the branches should be shared into FREE branch and COMMERCIAL branch (for a light version of one of my commercial projects). Hm, letīs think a little bit. I think i would need this: FREE version ->devel,current,stable,release COMMERCIAL version ->devel,current,stable,release,customer-specific or should i go this way: devel -> FREE -> COMMERCIAL current -> FREE -> COMMERCIAL and so on? The FREE version should have some less functions, for example 30 functions less than the commercial version. But all these functions are located in one file, for example "xcmc.inc". Now i would have xcmc.inc in the free branch with less functions and xcmc.inc in the commercial branch. Now the file appears 4 times in the free branch (dev,curr,stab,rel) and 4-5 times in the commercial branch (dev,curr,stab,rel,cust..). A lot of duplicates I think, very complex or am i completely wrong? Now on the commercial edition i would find a bug in xcmc.inc. But if i would merge the file with the free edition, every commercial functions will be merged in this file, too - or am I completely wrong or is there some misunderstanding? Hm, any comments / suggestions? A complex situation -( -- Best regards, Boris mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
