Dave Lewis wrote:
When users integrate between branches, they will sometimes
allow a Makefile or other similar build-related file to
be integrated when it shouldn't. The result is that
the overnight build will break.
In general, is there a way to disallow some files from being
integrated?
After the first branching is done you can try remove all
Makefiles from the branch view (not the client views)
by adding a line in the branch specification. This will
prevent users from integrating files in a branch without
affecting protections and clients. This may be a non ideal
solution, but thats all I know for the moment beeing.
See example below:
Branch: sharc_sm
Date: 1998/07/07 14:37:03
Owner: qsbpef
Description:
Bla bla.
View:
//depot/main/src/... //depot/rel1.0/src/...
-//depot/main/src/...Makefile //depot/rel1.0/src/...Makefile
Hope this helps!
Best regards,
Peter Friberg, D/KM | email: peter.friberg at esavionics.se
Ericsson Saab Avionics AB | phone: +46 8 7571717
S-164 84 Stockholm /_\ fax: +46 8 4044120
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