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I could not figure this out from the tutorials ( http://wiki.ros.org/bloom/Tutorials/R... & http://wiki.ros.org/bloom/Tutorials/F... ), and I wanted to clarify this: if I commit something to the upstream repository, does this also update the release repository? Or do I have to release a new version each time I make a change?
if I commit something to the upstream repository, does this also update the release repository?
No. The upstream and release repository are separate repositories that have no direct (physical) relationship.
do I have to release a new version each time I make a change?
Well, no. You don't have to. It depends on what you find 'release worthy'. Releases typically group a bunch of changes.
I guess you could say that releases are somewhat of a convenience for your users: if every change was followed by an immediate release, your users could just as well clone your development repository (I'm obviously ignoring things like packaging and installation, compatibility guarantees, etc).
Asked: 2015-05-16 09:54:42 -0600
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Last updated: May 16 '15
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