[C.CC USERS] having trouble committing files to /community directory

Jon Simpson me at jonsimpson.co.uk
Fri May 7 20:57:34 BST 2010


Hi Aaron,

On Fri, May 7, 2010 at 8:52 PM, Aaron Ryan <amrphoto1 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Success!
>
> Thanks for all of your help.  I just added some files to the repo for review
> and help.
>
> Any suggestions, comments and ideas are greatly appreciated.

I had a look at your commit - you should commit the source files
spread out as you use them on your own system - your directory in the
repository should be the same as your working directory. Don't
compress your working directory, instead commit all of the individual
files in place - SVN is efficient and will just store the changed
parts of the files.

By having all of your files spread out, we can just cd into that
directory, compile your code and get going - unpacking things is a bit
of an overhead if every time you commit a new version it has to be
unpacked - take a look at the rest of the repository if you want to
get a feel for how we lay things out.

Given a look at your code, you probably want a directory called
led-chase with the contents of the tar file inside.

Cheers,
Jon




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