Hi!
Can someone please describe the CVS tags/branches and their relation with ser? What is the difference between MAIN and HEAD?
thanks, klaus
Hi Klaus,
for the moment there is the openser release 0.9.4 - cvs branch is rel_0_9_0 for the development version use the CVS HEAD (which is the same with MAIN branch) tag vstag marks the initial commit on the CVS and is not intended to be used.
regards, bogdan
Klaus Darilion wrote:
Hi!
Can someone please describe the CVS tags/branches and their relation with ser? What is the difference between MAIN and HEAD?
thanks, klaus
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Bogdan-Andrei Iancu wrote:
Hi Klaus,
for the moment there is the openser release 0.9.4 - cvs branch is rel_0_9_0 for the development version use the CVS HEAD (which is the same with MAIN branch) tag vstag marks the initial commit on the CVS and is not intended to be used.
Thus: openser rel_0_9_0 was snapshot of ser rel_0_9_0 openser HEAD was snapshot of ser HEAD
is this correct?
regards, klaus
Klaus Darilion wrote:
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu wrote:
Hi Klaus,
for the moment there is the openser release 0.9.4 - cvs branch is rel_0_9_0 for the development version use the CVS HEAD (which is the same with MAIN branch) tag vstag marks the initial commit on the CVS and is not intended to be used.
Thus: openser rel_0_9_0 was snapshot of ser rel_0_9_0 openser HEAD was snapshot of ser HEAD
is this correct?
roughly yes. but to be more precise, it's like this: openser rel_0_9_0 was snapshot of ser rel_0_9_0 (ser rel_0_9_0 plus new stuff) openser HEAD is openser rel_0_9_0 plus all new stuff from ser rel_0_9_0 to ser head.
at least this was the way the code was build.
regards, bogdan
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