[Seaside] working in teams..

[Colin Putney]

On 25-Oct-08, at 8:06 AM, Sean Allen wrote:

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> On Oct 24, 2008, at 5:19 AM, Philippe Marschall wrote:
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>>> what is the mechanism?
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>> SVN for CSS / images / JS.
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>> Monticello (local http repository) for Seaside code.
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> can someone explain exactly why this is the way you would want to do  
> it?

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> if you need to keep css, images etc in sync with smalltalk code,
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> tagging, branching etc then this seems like a non starter.


It's just more convenient. Versioning Smalltalk in SVN is a hassle and  
vice-versa, but dealing with two versioning systems isn't so bad. I  
find that keeping the Smalltalk code in sync with everything else just  
isn't an issue. They tend to evolve independently, and when you do  
need to do it, it's not difficult.

As a versioning nerd, I understand the concern, but I haven't found it  
to be a problem in practice.

Colin