http://robwilkerson.org/2008/09/13/ant-build-templates-process/feed 2008-10-21T23:45:30-04:00 Chyrp tag:robwilkerson.org,2008-10-21:/id/104//comment_2113 2008-10-21T23:45:30-04:00 2008-10-21T23:45:30-04:00 Rob Wilkerson http://robwilkerson.org <p>I like to keep my interim builds separate from my releases just so that I have an explicit record of what is – and has been – available publicly. When I deploy to staging a “build” tag is created. If that version is approved then only a “release” tag is created when it’s pushed. A second “build” tag is not.</p> <p>I make it a point to never push anything to production that hasn’t at least gone through a cursory check on staging.</p> <p>Does that answer your question?</p> tag:robwilkerson.org,2008-10-16:/id/104//comment_1898 2008-10-16T22:47:30-04:00 2008-10-16T22:47:30-04:00 Jim Priest http://www.thecrumb.com <p>Catching up :)</p> <p>So is /tags/build/tag_name and tags/release/tag_name the same?</p> <p>So do changes occur between the two? </p> <p>Push to staging – bugs are found, fixed and now it’s ‘released’?</p> <p>If it’s in staging, and approved why tag it again? Just curious…</p> <p>Great series!!</p>