[dokuwiki] Re: Release Candidate 2009-01-26 available

Hi Michael!

Everything is even more complicated, as I have put all my local sources
into local SVN repository. All my fixes and plugins are in SVN.

I can imagine, I can potentially use darcs, if it supports local
brunching and local commits, because I want to trace the difference for
my commits as well. But I don't really want to learn new RCS: I am
really happy to, but that is always a matter of spare time.

Well, maybe I can ask some of the developers to make a diff for me? I
can probably create it myself by diffing two source trees of two
official releases.

Michael Klier wrote:
> If you want to make changes and have easy upgrades at the same time I
> recommend you to use darcs. For your current situation that would mean:
> 
>       1. checkout the darcs repository up to the "tag" of the release you're
>       currently using
>       2. create a unified diff from your changed wiki against the darcs
>       repository
>       3. apply the diff to your darcs repository
>       4. record the patch with darcs
>       5. use darcs to update the wiki to the latest release
>       6. resolve conflicts (if any) and record the changes (if any) in darcs


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