From: Matthias Maier
- SVN Archive
- Significant changes in the library often cannot be developed all at once. In a
- case like this, one can create a development branch in the subversion
- repository into which one can check in all necessary changes and from which
- one can merge the final set of changes into the main development line once
- ready. The svn program can be used
- to keep your branch up-to-date with the trunk.
-
- Creating a branch works through the following steps:
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-
CMake internals
Writing documentation
Porting
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- Documentation of the deal.II SVN Archive
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- The global structure
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- The root of the deal.II archive is located
- at https://svn.dealii.org/.
- There are three subdirectories:
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- Creating a development branch
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-$ svn copy https://svn.dealii.org/trunk/ https://svn.dealii.org/branches/new-branch-name
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-$ svn switch https://svn.dealii.org/branches/new-branch-name
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- This command assumes you are in the top level directory, the one
- containing deal.II and tests
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-$ svn merge ^/trunk
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- This command will only run if you have no local changes in your working
- directory for the branch, and will modify all of your files by merging
- the changes made on mainline. If there are no conflicts that need to be
- resolved, you can simply commit the result.
-
Documentation of the SVN Archive and - information on recent changes to the library.