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Version Control

The Genoviz project uses git for version control. Previously, we used svn (subversion) and cvs. We migrated from an svn repository on SourceForge to a git repository on Bitbucket in 2014.

Repository branches

IGB repository branches include:

  • Master branch - reflects the latest released code or the latest release candidate code (i.e. minor bug fixes which will be included in the next minor release version). The master branch is https://bitbucket.org/lorainelab/integrated-genome-browser
  • Development branches - follow the conventional naming structure of igb_version (e.g. igb_8_2).  Only when creating a major release will the active development branches be merged with the stable (master) branch.  Once merged with the master branch, the development branch is discarded and a new development branch is created with the next major release version.

IGB code base

The IGB repository is organized into sub-projects, including:

  • genometry - genomic data models used in IGB and the DAS server code
  • igb - the core IGB application
  • plugins - functions added via plug-in interface, plug-ins are also called bundles (uses OSGi)
  • common - common classes used by the other projects

Genoviz SDK

IGB depends on the Genoviz Software Development Kit (Genoviz SDK) which is version-controlled at https://bitbucket.org/lorainelab/genoviz-sdk.

 

Release Tags

When creating a release, we sometimes create a tag indicating at what point the release was built.

GenoPub project

For information about develop processes underway for the GenoPub project, please contact David Nix, Huntsman Cancer Institute

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