= Subversion Structure =

The project Version Control System (VCS) directory structure. [[BR]]
The standard subversion (svn) conventions of trunk/, branches/ and tags/ have been followed and then elaborated on. [[BR]]

'''trunk/ - Contains all leading edge development work.''' [[BR]]
 doc/ [[BR]]
 grails-app/ [[BR]]
 util-apps/ [[BR]]
 web-app/ [[BR]]
 README [[BR]]
 COPYING [[BR]]
 INSTALL [[BR]]

'''branches/ - Contains working branches.''' [[BR]]
 custom/ - Customised branches for particular customers. [[BR]]
  customX/releases/ [[BR]]
  customY/releases/ [[BR]]
 doc-releases/ - Documentation release preparation (branch off /trunk/doc/). [[BR]]
  1.0.x/ [[BR]]
  1.1.x/ [[BR]]
 releases/ - Application release preparation (branch off /trunk) - ''excludes doc, util-apps etc''. [[BR]]
  1.0.x/ [[BR]]
  1.1.x/ [[BR]]
 features/ - Feature development branches. [[BR]]
  featureX/ [[BR]]
  featureY/ [[BR]]

'''tags/ - Contains tagged points in time (''NEVER'' commit software development to tags).''' [[BR]]
 doc-releases/ - Public documentation releases (tag of a doc branch). [[BR]]
  1.0.0-DOC1/ [[BR]]
  1.0.0-DOC2/ [[BR]]
 releases/ - Public application releases (tag of a release branch). [[BR]]
  1.0.0/ [[BR]]
  1.0.1/ [[BR]]
 release-candidates/ - Release candidates (tag of a release branch). [[BR]]
  1.0.0-RC1/ [[BR]]
  1.0.0-RC2/ [[BR]]

'''Where:''' [[BR]]
Application releases are tagged with MAJOR.MINOR.VERSION numbers. [[BR]]
Documentation releases are tagged to match the application release but with a -DOCn suffix. [[BR]]
This allows corrective releases to be made for documentation while keeping the MAJOR.MINOR.VERSION numbers in sync with the application release. [[BR]]