source control system [modified]
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I read in some article : Quote : "The most obvious thing to do is to comment each and every check-in to your source control system (I am not even going to consider the possibility you don’t use a source control system) ". what is it ? thanks -- modified at 9:41 Tuesday 30th May, 2006
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I read in some article : Quote : "The most obvious thing to do is to comment each and every check-in to your source control system (I am not even going to consider the possibility you don’t use a source control system) ". what is it ? thanks -- modified at 9:41 Tuesday 30th May, 2006
A universal truth. A source control system, such as MS SourceSafe, CVS, or for those elder brethren, SCCS, allows the recording of changes to a set of files comprising a project (or projects), such that you can recall any version of any file which is administered using a system. Note that in all cases I know of (and doubtless, someone will correct me here) the use of such a system requires a little manual operation to check-in (save the current version) of the files. (Yes, I know about IDE integration, but I happen to like being the one who decides whether I want to check a file out or not :) Steve S Developer for hire
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I read in some article : Quote : "The most obvious thing to do is to comment each and every check-in to your source control system (I am not even going to consider the possibility you don’t use a source control system) ". what is it ? thanks -- modified at 9:41 Tuesday 30th May, 2006
big_denny_200 wrote:
source control system) what is it ?
If Steve's answer wasn't clear enought then take a look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Version_control_system[^]
I'd love to help, but unfortunatley I have prior commitments monitoring the length of my grass. :Andrew Bleakley: