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12/21/05 04:28:16 (3 years ago)
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  • README

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     1This README describes the structure for the Rails Engines SVN repository. 
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    14rails_engines 
    25  | 
    3   |-- plugins - This contains a copy of the latest stable tagged engines 
     6  |-- plugins [1] 
    47  |     |-- engines 
    58  |     |-- login_engine 
     
    811  | 
    912  |-- engines 
    10   |     |-- trunk 
    11   |     |-- branches 
    12   |     |-- tags 
     13  |     |-- trunk [2] 
     14  |     |-- branches [3] 
     15  |     |     |-- edge 
     16  |     |     |-- rb_1.0 
     17  |     |     |-- < ... etc ... > 
     18  |     | 
     19  |     |-- tags [4] 
     20  |     |     |-- rel_1.0.0 
     21  |     |     |-- rel_1.0.1 
     22  |     |     |-- < ... etc ... > 
    1323  | 
    1424  |-- login_engine 
     
    2636  |     |-- branches 
    2737  |     |-- tags 
     38  | 
     39  | 
     40  |-- branches [5] 
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     44Notes 
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     47[1] This is essentially a mirror of the latest tags from each engine; the latest stable release in a location where the plugin manager script can find it. 
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     49[2] The trunk directory with a plugin contains the main development effort 
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     51[3] The branches directory holds distinct development branches, for bug-fixing and experimental development. One notable example is the engines/branches/edge branch, which tracks potentially disruptive changes in Edge Rails. 
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     53[4] The tags directory contains tagged stable releases. If you are using SVN externals, you should link to the most recent tag to ensure that your application isn't disrupted by any future updates without your explicit consent. 
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     55[5] The top-level branches directory is vestigial, and should NOT be used. It will be removed shortly.