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> Thu, 21 Jun 2007 11:25:47 -0700
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> I am not sure if this is the totally right place for the question, so
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> I am using CVS at work.  The way it is being used bothers me.  We
> create a branch 'a' for development.  If a new release is needed to be
> made we make a branch 'b'.  If we are still having changes go on for
> branch 'a' we post the changes to branch 'a' and branch 'b'.  The
> cycle continues where we make make another branch, branch 'c' for
> development off of branch 'b'.  This doesn't seem like a responsible
> way to use CVS.  No one else on the team knows any better.  What would
> be the appropriate way to handle a sequential release cycle?
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