Newbie : how to setup my repository-ies
RAPPAZ Francois
francois.rappaz at unifr.ch
Fri Nov 2 14:24:57 UTC 2012
I'm a java developper (I don't share my work with anyone else in my organization) and I plan to post on google.code a project I wrote. I have no experience with VCS and choose Mercurial to check the versions. I use Ant to build my projects and genjar to include in a single jar my class files and class files from external libraries.
I have the following folders structure on my pc
Dev
- proj
- application1
- application2
...
- src
- my packages folders with source files common for all applications/projects
- class
- lib the external jar I need
- my packages folders with class files
- lib
And a picture of it if the lines above were messed up
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The proj and application folders contain the buildfiles use by ant and received the jar zip and java doc form running it.
I have create a new folder hgprog under dev, but I'm stuck next. Shall I create a repository say for application1, and copy the source directories I need for application1 with the window explorer ? then use hg add to create the repository ?
Shall I make a repository for each of my source folders in the source tree ? or one repository in the src folders for all my source tree (but that will include java files I don't use )
This is surely a very lame question but anyway... thanks for any help
François
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