[CF-Devel] CFEditor cleaning up

[Bob Tanner]

Quoting Andreas Vogl (
     
     andi.vogl at gmx.net
     
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      2. About package names
     
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      First of all, you cannot delete directorys in CVS. Thanks
     
     
Not true. Just make sure all the contents are out of the directory. Then cd to
the parent directory, rmdir the now empty directory, then cvs rm the now empty
directory.

When you update, cvs update -d -P <- that will prune empty directories.


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      to Bob Tanner there's already a load of unused empty directorys
     
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      on CVS. Moving between directorys in CVS is a royal pain -
     
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      so much for flexibility.
     
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      I don't want clicking through all those subdirs either.
     
     
Can you identify the "load" of empty directories? I show 11 directories total,
all of the have important stuff in them.

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      Third, what if the used domain-name stops to support Crossfire?
     
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      What if the main site switches? Then we have to
     
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      move all those directorys again. We're not a company
     
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      owning our domain after all.
     
     
I say org.crossfire, I don't want com.realtime listed anywhere in there either.

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      3. Releases
     
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      There can be two releases. The "developer release" which is
     
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      effectively a copy from CVS, and the "mapmaker release" which
     
     
I asked for this months ago. I wanted to branch the client into a stable and
developer branch, but was told there was no need not enough developers. 

Ironic how you recommend a branch now.

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