Re: source control best practice with wonder
Re: source control best practice with wonder
- Subject: Re: source control best practice with wonder
- From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2008 10:24:10 -0700
On Mar 17, 2008, at 10:04 AM, Simon McLean wrote:
What does everyone else do with the woproject files when it
comes to source control ?
For years, I just swore at them.
I've done a bit of that too!
The best practice is probably to migrate your project structure
to the Fluffy Bunny Layout (I really should make a Wiki page for
that) and have your source control ignore woproject/.
Am i right in thinking that the FBL completely ignores the pattern-
set stuff and instead relies on the physical folder structure of
the project ? If so, then that a page on it would be superb.
I think so. Fuzzy Bunny is the work of Anjo (hence the name ;-).
I'm intrigued...
Who makes you think of a cuddly, fluffy bunny more than Anjo?
I am using a slightly perverted form of it, due mostly to my own
peculiar tastes, so I am not 100% sure.
Does anyone actually like the pattern set stuff ?
If someone does like it, they need medication.
I'm not being rude about it, just wondering if it's one of those
things that everyone tolerates because "that's the way it is". I'd
put it quite high on the list of "confusing-things-to-get-your-head-
around-when-moving-to-eclipse". It just doesn't feel intuitive.
Whereas putting your components in the "components" directory, and
your resources in the "resources" directory is more my cup of tea.
I think it made sense to someone way back when this all got started.
There was (in my interpretation) a strong "don't force things on the
user" intention in how the woproject stuff was written. The
flexibility can be useful. In retrospect, a little force in terms of
having a convention for project layout makes life better for everyone.
Chuck
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