by FDARI » Mon Dec 12, 2011 11:13 am
Maitre C: I don't know how you are for diskspace, but I have an approach to keeping multiple very temporary versions of zdoom available at the same time. (Need to, since I've got quite a few independent code submissions.)
I keep a folder of zdoom copies. The two main copes are "Project ZDOOM" and "Project ZDOOM Copy". If I need very temporary separate version, I rename Project ZDOOM Copy, and start a copy of Project ZDOOM. I let the copy run in the background. My new project is ready for use. I keep Project ZDOOM up to date with the svn.
This approach also gives all my copies enough information that I can revert my modifications for some or all files, if I so desire, and each copy is ready to generate a patch.
Maitre C: I don't know how you are for diskspace, but I have an approach to keeping multiple very temporary versions of zdoom available at the same time. (Need to, since I've got quite a few independent code submissions.)
I keep a folder of zdoom copies. The two main copes are "Project ZDOOM" and "Project ZDOOM Copy". If I need very temporary separate version, I rename Project ZDOOM Copy, and start a copy of Project ZDOOM. I let the copy run in the background. My new project is ready for use. I keep Project ZDOOM up to date with the svn.
This approach also gives all my copies enough information that I can revert my modifications for some or all files, if I so desire, and each copy is ready to generate a patch.