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Re: [m2m-atl-dev] [ATL] Merge of branches R2_1_0_dev and HEAD

I'm fine with merging entire R2_1_0_dev into HEAD, as long as there is a clear announcement when this happens.

Currently, I'm experimenting with a non-static, disposable ResourceSet in the ATL EMF driver to resolve more memory leaks (EMF silently auto- loads referenced resources). That means I have some unstable changes that need to be committed sooner or later.

Regards,
Dennis

On 29 Aug 2008, at 18:01, William Piers wrote:

Hi ATL commiters,

I am currently working on ATL branching / releasing problematics, here is an explanation of the current state and future plans:

At this time, I created a branch called R2_0_maintenance, based on the current head, in order to maintain the Ganymede version. It will allow us to develop in head the future ATL version (2.1 or 3.0). On the other side, I anticipated the merging of head and the dev branch, in a "local" way, I mean that nothing has been commit at this time. When that commit will be effective, developers who used to work on the R2_1_0_dev branch would be able to develop on HEAD. They also could create a new branch for unstable developments, but anyway that branch MUST be based on the merged HEAD (not actually commit). This is, I think, a very important point for future mergings.

To allow you to test and also to keep a trace of all the changes made during my "local" merging, I made a patch, available here:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=245716

I'm waiting for any approval/disapproval: merging was quite painful, so I may have made mistakes... let me know if you have any comments. Finally (during next week) I will apply the patch, which will allow us to reverse the process if necessary.

Best regards,

William

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