Luca
If you checked out thorns from the Einstein Toolkit before the release, then you have the development version. If you now do nothing, you will continue to use this development version. Only the two repositories mentioned below -- which you are probably not using -- were internally restructured (all files moved into a subdirectory). These two repositories contain example thorn lists and parameter files.
There will be no development on the released version, except to correct severe errors if we find any. The development version will change as we develop it.
-erik
On Jun 18, 2010, at 18:30 , Baiotti Luca wrote:
Hello Erik,
I am a little confused. I was using the development version (unstable) before the release and I would like to continue to do so. What should I do? Which branches will continue being developed, the original ones or the new branches of the release?
Luca
Erik Schnetter wrote:
During the release process, we introduced release branches to some svn repositories that did not support branches before. In particular, the "manifest" and "par" directories in existing checkouts (of the development version) will now be confused, since they point to the wrong directory on the svn server. It is probably best to save your local changes (if you have any) in these directories, and check them out afresh, using the repository paths in the manifest. You find the current version of the (development version of the) manifest in svn checkout https://svn.einsteintoolkit.org/manifest/trunk manifest If you are using the release, you do not need to worry -- everything is fine there. This concerns only existing checkouts of the development version. -erik