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You keep saying “Version 1.0,” but what
does that mean? We’ve committed tons of
changes since then into the repository....
By default, your version control software
gives you code from the trunk.
You’re right. When you check out the code from your version control
system, you’re checking it out from the trunk. That’s the latest code
by default and (assuming people are committing their changes on a
regular basis) has all of the latest bugs features.
Version control software stores ALL your code.
Every time you commit code into your version control system, a
revision number was attached to the software at that point. So, if
you can figure out which revision of your software was released as
Version 1.0, you’re good to go.
Here’s the revision
number for this set of
changes; it increases
with each commit.
Remember the trunk
thing that keeps coming
up? That’s the place
where all the latest and
greatest code is stored.
But we do have the 1.0 code somewhere,
even if it’s not labeled, right? We just have
to find it on our server somehow...
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version control
Some systems call this the
HEAD or the main line.
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