Re: [Ltib] LPP shared site wide?

[Stuart Hughes]

Hi Svein,

Yes, /opt/freescale/pkgs can be shared across all instances of LTIB 
(Savannah's CVS looks there too).

If you have 2 people working on the same package on the same machine, 
then each users instance is independent (_base_/rpm/BUILD/_pkg_),  if 
you use LTIB's ./ltib -m patchmerge to capture changes, then the patch 
created has seconds time-stamp in it so that it's unlikely that 2 users 
will generate exactly the same patch name:

    # ensure his patch name is not already in the gpp
    my $pname = "$tok->{name}-$tok->{version}-$cf->{stime}.patch";

Regards, Stuart

Svein Seldal wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is it correct to assume that the LPP storage area (/opt/freescale/pkgs) 
> should be shared across multiple instances of ltib and for multiple users?
>
> In case it is, how does this handle if two developers are working on the 
> same piece of software (in respect of the LPP). I mean, both user's ltib 
> scripts would as a part of ordinary development building overwrite each 
> others patches in the LPP for instance?
>
>
> - Svein
>
>
>
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