OpenEuphoria

Re: Source changes

• Posted by Juergen Luethje <j.lue at g?x.de> Jul 05, 2007
• 607 views

Matt Lewis wrote:

<snip>

> Once I get it set up, there will be a "branch" in the svn repository from
> which anyone can get the latest source.  Basically, svn is based around
> directories.  We make a copy (in the repository) of the tagged 3.1 release
> and call it 3.1.1.  Then we merge all of the bugfixes into that branch of
> code.  Anyone with read access to the repository (which is anyone who can
> manage to correctly type the url) can get that code.  
> 
> Once we're 'happy' with it, we move it to a tag (which is just another 
> directory, which, by convention is read only and for historical purposes) 
> and we can make a release, even if it's only a zip that we just put up 
> on sourceforge.

I understand now.
Thanks for the comprehensive explanation.

Regards,
   Juergen