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Re: [buckminster-dev] question about rmap and mutable and anon [message #479916 is a reply to message #479903] |
Thu, 13 August 2009 05:28 |
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On 08/13/2009 02:58 AM, Ted Kubaska wrote:
> Some of the examples I've seen of rmap files use mutable="true" with a
> readerType="cvs" and a uri format=":pserver:anonymous@ ...."
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> Does it make sense to have mutable="true" if you are checking out
> anonymously. The Bucky book tells me
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> "The attribute mutable is set to true because we want the projects
> checked out from CVS (so we
> can work on them and check in again)."
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> As an anon user, I'm clearly not going to check in files. Is it worng
> to set mutable="false" in this case.
>
No, it's not wrong. Buckminster only uses the mutable attribute if you use it yourself in a CQUERY. If you don't care
about its setting, neither will Buckminster.
The intention is the same as with the source="false", i.e. to help selecting the right provider in case there are
several possible matches. A provider with a mutable status that matches your cquery has higher priority. And that's all
there's to it.
Regards,
Thomas Hallgren
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