Hello all, I am starting a new part of my programming career where I am to manage a project from start to finish. I feel very comfortable about doing this, but have expectations that I would like to meet for the project as a whole and to help me grow as a programmer. One of these is versioning of scripts. I've never understood how to properly version my releases of software (or in this case scripts).
My specific questions include: How am I to version the scripts while I am developing it? By this I mean.....say I start the script today and put 2 subroutines in it and define some variables. It does have the overall basic layout of what the script will do, but each subroutine will need to be added to in order to achieve all that is required for that script. What would that version be? How often do I change versions? I use ci/co and like the versioning stuff on it....should I just stick with that? I'd love to hear other's experiences and opinions. Also, any examples of scripts you've done in different stages. Thanks, Kevin -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
