Have you guys tried using SVK on the maven tree in the ASF SVN? This
is a really kick ass tool for managing branches and merging repos.
Its like Perforce for SVN... er, well kinda.
I really wanted to use this for Geronimo, but the huge singleton ASF
SVN repo is not really helping out, act
I thought we'd all agreed to use branches as a measure for preserving
stability in the trunk as much as was reasonable. This was awhile
back, but I'm sure I can find that thread if I need to.
FWIW, major refactorings are no different from new features in my
book, and if the tables had been
On 7 Sep 07, at 3:52 PM 7 Sep 07, John Casey wrote:
I thought we'd agreed awhile back to do this, but apparently that's
not the case.
For big features sure. I wasn't adding any new features. I'm getting
rid of the ton of crap lying around to prepare for more people being
able to unders
I thought we'd agreed awhile back to do this, but apparently that's
not the case.
When I updated from Subversion today, I got a nasty surprise. Lo and
behold, it would not bootstrap! I didn't find much discussion on the
dev list about a massive reorganization (none, in fact), and the
numb
