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[Tony Smith <tony AT smee.org>]

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On Monday 16 June 2003 9:43 pm, Eric Sandall wrote:
> Eric Womack said:
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> >> No, they will just be grimoires you can add with 'scribe add
> >> <grimoire>',
> >> as scribe defaults to appending ' from
> >> http://codex.sourcemage.org/<grimoire>.tar.bz2'
> >>
> >> -sandalle
> >
> > Just to throw two more of my cents, I fully support the idea of a
> > z-rejected/binary only grimoire - but only one version, perhaps?  Not a
> > full
> > devel/test/stable setup as it seems too much for someone to attend to.
>
> Absolutely!  I was hoping that it was implied, but I guess I should have
> mentioned that explicitly.  ;)  Same with the 'games' grimoire if/when
> that is done.

OK, I'm about to do this. Here's the summary of what I plan to do:

1. Branch (devel) games and z-rejected into their own areas with only one 
section each (which I'll capriciously call "games"/"z-rejected")

2. Grant Geoff and Hamish access to their new locations.

3. Delete games and z-rejected from their devel/test/stable locations
4. Alter my tarball building scripts to build tarballs for these grimoires 
too.
5. Publish the first tarball for each.
6. Schedule hourly rebuilds when changes occur.

Any comments before I get cracking?

Geoff and Hamish: you'll probably want to restructure your grmoires into 
sections, please do this using "p4 integrate" to branch the files from their 
old location to the new one and then "p4 delete" to delete the old location. 
Then submit both the branch and the delete as one changelist. Note that you 
DON'T have to manually move the files. i.e.

   p4 integrate //sgl/z-rejected/grimoire/z-rejected/perforce... \
                //sgl/z-rejected/grimoire/scm/perforce...
   p4 delete //sgl/z-rejected/grimoire/z-rejected/perforce...
   p4 submit

or if you're working with your current directory at the "grimoire" level:

   p4 integ z-rejected/perforce... scm/perforce...
   p4 delete z-rejected/perforce...
   p4 submit

It's more reliable and provides a better history than manually copying the 
files around.

Tony
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