unfortunately not, I know that method but it's seems not very professional.
I very familiar with mtn. But there I have found one very annoying thing with it: I wan't my project(s) to have a stable and test subbranch. But Monotone knows only branches, and so branches will display as a project (I want to list projects, and make unlimited releases)
So in monotone, a project is a branch (in other source control systems, I have seen that every project is a project, and a branch is a subset of the project). In Monotone, since there is not a concept of subbranches, we know we can use dots in order to differentiate the different names, ie myproject.new_subranch.
Do you have any Idea how to get something like a sub-branch working(so that is not shown in mtn list branches).
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From: "markus";<address@hidden>;
Date: Tue, Sep 6, 2016 01:34 PM
To: "西湖苏哥"<address@hidden>;
Cc: "monotone-debian"<address@hidden>; "monotone-users"<address@hidden>;
Subject: Re: [Monotone-debian] montone-server and importing key
Hello Andreas,
On 07/24/2016 07:49 AM, Andreas Friedman wrote:
> I want to use monotone-server,
> but since the database is locked while the server is running,
> i don't know how to import keys for the developers.
There's the option to run (some?) automate commands even in 'serve'
mode. However, I didn't try that, yet.
Instead, I shut down the server, import keys, then restart it.
To do actual work, you need another database, anyways.
Hope that helps.
Kind Regards
Markus Wanner