Myself and another programmer are working on a project. We're working mainly on different sections of the code.
Day 1: I checkout the project Day 2: I make changes and commit them, and then continue working on my working copy. Day 3: Programmer B makes changes and commits them Day 4: I continue working on my working copy, make changes, and commit them Now, my understanding of the way CVS works is that this is perfectly acceptable. It will merge my changes into the source that's in the repository, which contains B's changes. If there were any conficts, it will alert me and allow me to resolve them. Is this correct? Wade _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
