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Re: How to make tarballs?

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From: Victor Wagner
Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2000 00:00
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phil hunt <philh@vision25.demon.co.uk> wrote:

: Because parrot/ contains my working version of the Parrot program. If the
: last release was 0.2.5, and i make changes, the current version isn't
: 0.2.5 any more (I use the notation "0.2.5+"). So I'd have to continually
: keep mv'ing my directory names. I suppose i could, but I don't really
: want to.

: In any case, having separate directory structure for each release as they
: are made works as a primitive form of version control (CVS is a bit over
: the top for a one-programmer project IMO).

You are wrong. My former boss used to say "Each project have some files
and some developers. Project of one file and one developer can be
managed with just RCS. But if there is more than one of either files or
developers, you should use CVS." It seems that you have more than one
file.
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From: vitus@wagner.rinet.ru (Victor Wagner)
Subject: Re: How to make tarballs?
Date: 2000/03/27
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