Re: trunkless svn: using svn without a trunk

> The long and short of it is that whatever branching model you decide to > use, its success depends on discipline and documentation more than > anything else (as well as fitting the tool's (mis)features, of course). > Whether or not cascading branches work for you really depends on whether > they

Re: trunkless svn: using svn without a trunk

On 08.03.2018 13:22, Paul Hammant wrote: > > I make a living visiting enterprises to help them get _to_ > Trunk-Based Development and _away_ from other branching models. > The advocacy site: https://trunkbaseddevelopment.com > for your bookmarks :

Re: trunkless svn: using svn without a trunk

> > I make a living visiting enterprises to help them get *to* Trunk-Based > Development and *away* from other branching models. The advocacy site: > https://trunkbaseddevelopment.com for your bookmarks :) > > I have already read some of your site, and the impression I got was that > it's mostly

Re: trunkless svn: using svn without a trunk

On 8 March 2018 at 11:56, Paul Hammant wrote: > > >> Does anyone have any experience of how well this works out in practice? >> > > I make a living visiting enterprises to help them get *to* Trunk-Based > Development and *away* from other branching models. The advocacy site: > https://trunkbasedd

Re: trunkless svn: using svn without a trunk

> > Does anyone have any experience of how well this works out in practice? > I make a living visiting enterprises to help them get *to* Trunk-Based Development and *away* from other branching models. The advocacy site: https://trunkbaseddevelopment.com for your bookmarks :)

trunkless svn: using svn without a trunk

Does anyone have experience of using svn without a trunk? We use svn for a product with an annual release cycle. All new development is done on trunk. Once a year we take a release branch, for fixing bugs reported by customers. One slight annoyance with this model is that when we start working on