Your eyes do not deceive you - there are no tags and branches.
So far pretty much every byte in the yaffs tree has been type by myself, so
there has not been much need for branching etc. YAFFS2 is in a sperate tree.
Most people have been using yaffs as a black box, and we've had very few
reliability issue, so what has happened so far has seemed to work.
With YAFFS2 I will be doing some tagging prior to adding some changes.
I will tag YAFFS1 prior to adding some patches from Frank and changes some
other changes.
-- Charles
On Thursday 23 December 2004 10:38, Michael Erickson wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I was looking at the CVS repository and saw no tags or branches denoting
> actual software releases. Am I missing something? I am having to make
> changes to the source code and would like to always be able to get back
> to my starting point. I guess I can just use today's date as a marker if
> I need to. However, typically I would expect to see some sort of
> branching and tagging scheme that designates release points such that
> developers can checkout specific revisions of the overall source package.
>
> Am I missing something obvious, or does the code simply have no tags
> other than "HEAD" and no branches other than "MAIN?"
>
> Thanks,
> --mikee
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