svn repository structure changes

svn repository structure changes

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RockfordLhotka posted on Tuesday, September 29, 2009

This is a fair warning post for people who directly access the svn repository. In the near future I plan to reorganize the structure of the repository to reflect the various CSLA-related projects that are active.

 

Right now there are really several top-level CSLA projects somewhat mixed together in the repository:

 

CSLA .NET

The C# versions for Windows and Silverlight – mostly what is in /trunk, /branches and /tags now, and I propose putting these into a sub-tree named core.

 

Samples

The various samples for CSLA .NET. This is in /samples/trunk now, and is fine as-is.

 

CSLA .NET VB

The VB version for Windows. This is in /trunk now, and I propose moving it to /vb/trunk.

 

CSLA .NET N2

The N2 version for Windows. This is in a branch now, and I propose moving it to /n2/trunk.

 

CSLA .NET CE

The CE version. This is in /ce/trunk now, and is fine as-is.

 

MCsla

The Oslo CSLA .NET language and runtime. This is in /mcsla/trunk now, and is fine as-is.

 

csla10

The old version 1.x code imported from cvs and is fine as-is.

 

In short, I propose creating three new trees:

 

·         /core

o   /core/trunk

o   /core/branches

o   /core/tags

·         /vb

o   /vb/trunk

o   /vb/branches

o   /vb/tags

·         /n2

o   /n2/trunk

o   /n2/branches

o   /n2/tags

 

This way the top-level of the repository would be just the projects: core, vb, n2, samples, ce, mcsla, csla10.

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