Hi,
I have a project (C# if it is matter) which I keep inside a git
repository.
Every at the end of each development cycle I release a version of the
project (this is new :)
There are then few possible actions:
1. Continue to develop and never look at this release.
2. A bug is found and I need to return to that version, validate it
and correct it.
3. Release the same binary version but for different customer which
means rebuild and repackage. I use ClickOnce deployment.
I am currently not keeping the binary deployment packages under the
same git repository, should I?
I'm using Tag to mark each release (I never use the same version
number on different customers) but I have trouble if I need to go back
after further development and release QFE without create multiple
branches all over.
Guidance will be appreciated.
Ido
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On Sun, Dec 5, 2010 at 7:12 PM, Neil Grogan n...@grogan.ie wrote:
I have a paper to write in College on a SCM system and I choose Git.
Just looking for one liners or links as to what you'd include or talk
about? Specifically in the research or improvements in Git coming up,
as I can't find much on that.
I would include a discussion of Git's origin story. I find it
interesting how Linus choose a proprietary VCS (BitKeeper) to manage
what is arguably the single most successful free software project and
how it inevitably blew up and out of the ashes rose Linus's second
triumph.
-Brett.
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On Dec 5, 11:43 pm, Roddie Grant gitl...@myword.co.uk wrote:
[...]
Oops, the sequence
$ git checkout nowork
$ git reset --hard dev/mybranch
will make the nowork branch be the same as dev/mybranch branch, of
course.
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Hi,
Maybe a comparison with Mercurial (hg) would also be nice since it is,
in many points, similar in use and philosophy to GIT. But mercurial is
written in Python; for Windows users (and gui addicts) there is
TortoiseHG, in the same era that TortoiseSVN (and TortoiseCVS,
and ...). As I was writing this post, I was wondering and there is
TortoiseGIT also ! (see http://code.google.com/p/tortoisegit/).
Hope you could share your paper on this group! Anyways, I would be
happy to have a look at it...
Regards,
- Eric
On Dec 6, 9:20 am, Brett Viren brett.vi...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sun, Dec 5, 2010 at 7:12 PM, Neil Grogan n...@grogan.ie wrote:
I have a paper to write in College on a SCM system and I choose Git.
Just looking for one liners or links as to what you'd include or talk
about? Specifically in the research or improvements in Git coming up,
as I can't find much on that.
I would include a discussion of Git's origin story. I find it
interesting how Linus choose a proprietary VCS (BitKeeper) to manage
what is arguably the single most successful free software project and
how it inevitably blew up and out of the ashes rose Linus's second
triumph.
-Brett.
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