On 8/26/06, Paul Benedict <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I hope everyone doesn't mind putting up with my newbie committer questions. They will hopefully come to the end soon :-) I committed one file and that turned out fine. So now my question is: when you have X files you want to check-in, do we have any policy here on the expected way of doing it? Do we create a patch for the whole darn thing and apply the patch? Or do we just individually check-in files?
Please try to check in all of the files for a particular issue in a single commit. That way, it's easy to point to all of the changes, since they're marked with a single SVN revision number, and it's also easy to back out the change, if that ever becomes necessary, for the same reason. Checking in the files individually really defeats the advantages of our source control system. -- Martin Cooper Paul
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