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a particular person, a certain project or a particular special piece of |
a particular person, a certain project or a particular special piece of |
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work. These trees are intended to be useful areas for storing current |
work. These trees are intended to be useful areas for storing current |
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work and for archiving partially finished work so that it doesn't get |
work and for archiving partially finished work so that it doesn't get |
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mislaid and s that some record of the development history can be easily |
mislaid and so that some record of the development history can be easily |
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maintained. The only policy that applies to development trees is that |
maintained. The only policy that applies to development trees is that |
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this style of tree is not intended to be used for providing a |
this style of tree is not intended to be used for providing a |
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"checkpoint" distribution. Tagged configurations of tools built from this |
"checkpoint" distribution. Tagged configurations of tools built from this |
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style of tree can be distributed, but because these trees do not have any |
style of tree can be distributed, but because these trees do not have any |
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polcies regarding testing of functionality, platform coverage or |
polcies regarding testing of functionality, platform coverage or |
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documentation these trees are not allowed to form the basis of |
documentation these trees are not allowed to form the basis of |
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"checkpoint" distrbutions or formal model releases. Other policies can |
"checkpoint" distrbutions or formal "releases". Other policies can |
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be defined by individuals users of these trees but there are no further |
be defined by individuals users of these trees but there are no further |
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global policies. The MITGCM repository development/ subdirectory is |
global policies. The MITGCM repository development/ subdirectory is |
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reserved for holding development trees. Development trees also serve as |
reserved for holding development trees. Development trees also serve as |