Re: Maintaining 'stable' and 'development' versions of a repository (hopeless newbie question)
Mike Marty <[email protected]> Mon, 20 Jun 2005 09:42:26 -0500 (CDT)
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> You raised a very important issue (IMHO), in which bitkeeper does actually have > a weakness - at least, it is not totally intuitive how to achieve the desired > mode of operation. The problem is, that if you have three changesets B, C and D > (as an example) in the development branch, with D being the latest, and the > stable branch is at changeset A, you can not pull over changeset D without > pulling B and C at the same time. Such a thing would be called "cherry-picking", > and is a feature which is planed for future bitkeeper versions, IIRC. > I think you can do a limited form of "cherry-picking" by exporting changeset D from the development branch, to a patchfile, and then importing that patchfile into the stable branch. --Mike