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This page aims to help the SVA user understand the implementation decisions that were made.
The layout of the repository was mostly inspired by:
Pragmatic Version Control, Using Subversion
By Mike Mason
ISBN 0-9745140-6-3
The process for creating release branches and tags is based on the one used by the FreeBSD Release Engineering Team.
The directories at the top-level of the repository are considered to be projects. In each project, a very specific directory structure is maintained.
The trunk directory is used to store the most current version of the project. There is no enforcement of the structure inside the trunk. Developers usually work on the trunk until a point in time where the source code in the trunk becomes stable. At this time, a branch of the trunk is made.
The branches directory is used to store branches made of the project. This includes release branches, bug fix branches, and experimental branches.
The tags directory is used to record a point in time for the project. This includes the time at which releases where made, or bug fix branches were created.
The branches and tags directories both include the following subdirectories:
| Directory | Description |
|---|---|
| rel | For releases |
| bug | For bug fixes |
| exp | For experimental code |
myproject:
|
+--trunk
| |
| +--project-files
|
+--branches
| |
| +--rel
| +--bug
| +--exp
|
+--tags
|
+--rel
+--bug
+--exp
Peter Jones has been working in the software industry for over 15 years as a developer, manager, and an executive.