Environments SVN etc
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Environments and location of related code
Production
- prod: ct.jaguarfreight.com
- SVN prod:
- Version: 2.24.2 (as of 6/26/12)
Staging Of Production
- staging: staging.jaguarfreight.com
- SVN staging:
- Version: 2.25.0 (as of 6/26/12)
DQ
- dev: dev-kuchma.jaguarfreight.com
- UAT: same
- SVN: /trunk
GM Split
- dev: dev.jaguarfreight.com
- UAT: uat.jaguarfreight.com
- SVN: /tags/2.24.0
I Portal
- dev: dev3-kuchma.jaguarfreight.com
- UAT: same
- SVN: /branches/InternationalPortal
DR/KPI
- dev: dev4-kuchma.jaguarfreight.com
- UAT: same
- SVN: /branches/DR_KPI
POEM
- dev: TBD
- UAT: same
- SVN: /branches/POEM
ASN 20
- dev: dev3-kuchma.jaguarfreight.com
- UAT: same
- SVN: /branches/asn2.0
Misc
History of Production Releases
- 27/03/2012 /tags/2.23.4
Emergency Release Process
- field
- before task is forwarded to coding (ph is set to Dev) field
- Staging/System Integration QA
- Dev. Manager (KU/Sa) with Release Manager (Roma) must analyze what type of staging (integration testing) is required for particular Emerg. Release, estimate and request appropriate number of days / hours
- only affected components must be tested
Appendix: Definitions, etc.
The trunk is the main line of development in a SVN repository.
A branch is a side-line of development created to make larger, experimental or disrupting work without annoying users of the trunk version. Also, branches can be used to create development lines for multiple versions of the same product, like having a place to backport bugfixes into a stable release.
Finally, tags are markers to highlight notable revisions in the history of the repository, usually things like "this was released as 1.0".
