Another way, more technical way to say the same thing: a slice is an empty Monticello package which has a number of other packages as its so called requirements - loading the main slice package will then load the required packages. so it is a way to group modified packages. BTW, Monticello is a distributed version control system. On 14 Aug 2014, at 23:40, phil@highoctane.be wrote:
A slice is useful for packaging changes one does for fixing a bug. Slices can hold several packages at once.
One can create a slice from monticello.
Slices are then put into an inbox monticello repository.
And referred to in the fogbugz issue.
Check the issue procedure on the website.
Now, you can do your own slices for othe reasons.
HTH Phil Le 14 août 2014 22:53, "Ichiseki" <is076@outlook.com> a écrit : I've been reading some post that mention Slices. What is a slice? and what's usefull for? thank you
Ichiro
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