Hi,

here’s a small summary of the 7th (coding) week. This week I spent
most my time with the project and package classes which manage osc’s
working copies.

Done:

• basic working copy layout
• checks to detect broken/corrupt working copies
• locking support (in order to lock a working copy (for instance when
  doing a commit or an update))

TODO:

• add “core” methods like update, commit, diff etc.
• (auto-) repair methods (to fix broken working copies)

Marcus

Hi,

here’s a small summary of the 6th (coding) week. Unfortunately I had
to spent more time with university stuff than I expected – that’s why
I didn’t finish the complete todo for this week.
I did some code restructuring and started to work on the class for the
source route.
TODO:
– rewrite the project and package working copy classes:

• the new working copy format will be incompatible with the current
  format.
• the basic layout will look like this:
  prj
  |
  —> .osc/ (stores prj _and_ pkg metadata)
  |
  —> pkg1
  #       |
  #        —> <files>
  …
  |
  —> pkgN
  #       |
  #        —> <files>
  So all metadata is stored in the prj/.osc dir instead of prj/pkg/.osc
  The advantage is that we can support a complete package
  “restore” (without the need to download the package again):
  cd prj; rm -r pkg; osc revert/restore pkg;
  (that’s possible because the metadata is stored in the prj/.osc
  dir).
• to convert old project/package working copies to the new format
  the “osc repairwc” command can be used (at least that’s the plan)

Feedback is always welcome.

Marcus